Mayday Mugs
Description: Queen Guinevere on Mayday - Arthur Rackham "How Queen Guinevere went a-maying" Arthur Rackham for 'The Romance of King Arthur and his Knights' Please look in my shop for much more work by "Arthur Rackham":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/shop/rackham?asc=u and from "Arthurian legend":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/shop/knight+king+arthur?asc=u
Description: Celebrate strength, unity, and the power of the working class with this striking “Labor Is Power” design. Featuring a powerful arm fused with mechanical elements, this artwork symbolizes the unstoppable force of workers building the world together. Inspired by May Day and global labor movements, this design represents resilience, solidarity, and pride in the work that shapes our future. The bold red and black aesthetic gives it a strong, rebellious edge—perfect for those who stand for workers’ rights and collective power. Whether you're an activist, union supporter, or simply proud of hard work and determination, this tee makes a fearless statement.
Labor Is Power – May Day Workers Solidarity, Industrial Strength Graphic Mug
by Maseno
$13 $18
Description: A maritime distress signal flag double-entendre for the seafaring man in need of some shore leave. This design for darker backgrounds. A great gift for sailor and landlubber alike.
Maritime Nautical Flag Distress Message I REQUIRE A TUG for Dark Backgrounds Mug
by MotiviTees
$13 $18
Description: Using the International Maritime Signal Flags alphabet, you can send your landlubber friends a furtive flag finger without being conspicuously vulgar. A great gift for the seafarer in your life. This design not recommended for white shirts, I have an alternate design for that usage.
Maritime Nautical Flag Symbol Distress Message I REQUIRE A TUG Mug
by MotiviTees
$13 $18
Description: Mayday 1971 was the largest civil disobedience action in American history, and yet, it has slipped into historical obscurity. In early May, upwards of 25k young people set out to do something extraordinary: shut down the government through nonviolent action. They called themselves the Mayday Tribe, and their slogan was succinct: "If the government won't stop the war, we'll stop the government." The goal was to snarl traffic so completely that government employees could not get to their jobs. Opinions vary as to whether the action was successful, but one thing was clear - the people were willing to fight for peace. This whimsical design from the early '70s carries that message forward as we see a lone soul doing his part to spread love.
