Solstice Mugs
Description: This design says "Keep Saturn in Saturnalia" next to an image of the famous painting "Saturn Devouring His Son" painted by Spanish artist Francisco Goya between 1819-1823. It's a parody of those "Keep Christ in Christmas" stickers you see on the cars of extreme right wing Evangelical Christians. Those folks probably aren't aware that Christmas has its origins in the ancient Roman festival of Saturnalia, and that THEY are the ones trying to change history! Whether you're an average secular human, a not-particularly-religious person, a nonbeliever, an atheist, a Pastafarian, or a modern day Saturn worshiper, you'll want get this design in time for the holiday season! Makes a great gift.
Description: A black cat perches on a gleaming brass telescope, gazing up at a golden zodiac wheel, constellations and a crescent moon, above snowy peaks, pines and a domed observatory, all framed in celestial filigree with the words "Celestial Observatory" and "Winter Solstice Cycle." Mystical, wintry and built for anyone who spends long December nights looking up. A fun pick for stargazers, astrology fans, black cat lovers, or anyone who celebrates the solstice.
Description: Embody an elegantly simple aesthetic with this continuous line drawing featuring a serene lion intertwined with solar rays. Perfect for a spiritual meditation session or browsing a modern art gallery, this quietly radiant design beautifully captures your sun sign. Secure this minimalist astrology apparel today and wear your zodiac pride with subtle grace.
Description: Happy Winter Solstice. A winter solstice shirt for pagans, Wiccans and nature lovers who celebrate the longest night and the return of the sun. Wear it to Yule gatherings, solstice hikes, sunrise watches and cozy December nights. One of the thoughtful pagan gifts and a great Yule gift for men and women who follow the seasons. Bright artwork made for black and other dark shirts.
Description: Celebrate the historical wonders of Salisbury, England with this retro design featuring ancient megalithic stones under an autumn solstice sunset. History enthusiasts, travelers, and anyone captivated by ancient mysteries and seasonal changes. This item suits any casual occasion.
Description: A captivating folk art illustration of a powerful summer nature deity or field spirit adorned with a lush wreath of vibrant wildflowers. This woodland character features vine-covered skin and holds a traditional scythe, rising from a beautiful arrangement of blooming flowers and ripe wheat. Created in a unique naive art style with rich earthy and botanical tones, this fairytale design is perfect for lovers of pagan folklore, seasonal mythology, midsummer celebrations, and rustic cottagecore decor.
Description: Express your artistic soul with this psychedelic typography bursting with intricate mandala patterns and a captivating summer pun. Perfect for a bohemian festival or a creative esoteric retreat, this mesmerizing allure completely matches your spiritually vibrant personality. Tap the link in our bio to secure this trippy boho chic apparel immediately and radiate your mindful joy.
Description: Krampus Tis the Season to Be a Heathen celebrates the darker, stranger side of winter folklore with a wickedly festive twist. A snarling horned Krampus stalks through a moonlit Alpine village carrying a basket packed with terrified children, while chains, bells, and a bundle of switches complete the traditional nightmare imagery. Beneath the scene, the phrase ’Tis the Season to Be a Heathen delivers a cheeky pagan alternative to conventional holiday cheer. Rendered in a distressed vintage engraving style, the artwork uses intense yellow against black for a bold, old-world appearance reminiscent of antique folklore illustrations, occult broadsides, and macabre Christmas cards. Ornate borders, holly details, mountain scenery, and the village
Description: Step into autumn celebrations with this Feast For The Dead artwork made for fans of harvest feast traditions and gothic folklore. Celebrate the seasonal shift with this Feast For The Dead graphic presenting skeleton hands toasting chalices above pumpkins and apples. Makes a memorable gift for hostesses and lovers of harvest feast aesthetics.
Description: A visionary cosmic tree inspired by the Winter Solstice of 2017 — where Earth becomes the heart between roots and stars. This luminous artwork blends sacred geometry, celestial energy, nature, and inner transformation into a living symbol of connection, remembrance, and growth. Inspired by dreams, light, and the unseen threads between Earth and cosmos. Based on the original artwork by Erthlee Blueprinters Studio.
