Toki Pona Mugs

Description: Original logo hand-drawn by Sonja Lang a long time ago

Description: "If I can't express a thing in Toki Pona, I don't understand the thing." Design by heresdevking.

Description: This neon tiling is reminiscent of carpets found in 1990's arcades, movie theaters, bowling alleys, and roller skating rinks. Graphic design by kulupu Eki.

Description: sina sona e ni la sina nasa mute. If you understand this, you're very strange.

Description: Toki Pona logo. The linja suwi font is designed by jan Ana.

Description: The official shirt for my toki pona Caramelldansen video. "tawa musi suwi" is toki pona for "dance sweetly" or "sweet dance"

Description: For when you need to remind yourself that you don't always feel this way.

Description: sitelen pona glyph for kijetesantakalu by lipamanka (linja sike font), original design by James Flear

Description: linja pi pu lukin is a font by jan Sa.

Description: linja sike is a font by lipamanka, heavily inspired by linja pona, a font by David A Roberts.

Description: "mi olin e ni: meli mi li ken e alasa kala mi." (I love my wife. I love that my wife allows my fishing.) Design by soweli nata.

Description: Design by jan Jota (blobular_cattos). Sitelen pona writing system by Sonja Lang. Original kijetesantakalu design by James Flear.

Description: Icon for the largest Toki Pona Discord community. Design by jan Melon.

Description: The word "coffee" in Toki Pona (telo wawa pimeja), in sitelen pona, under a cup of coffee.

Description: The term "peace" in Toki Pona (utala ala), represented by intersecting checkmarks (utala, war) stylized with overlapping 100-dollar bills, with this character itself being overlapped by an X (ala, no) colored in red. A stylized form of sitelen pona.

Description: mi soweli tomo lili. "I'm a cat" in Toki Pona.

Description: sitelen pona glyph for kijetesantakalu by lipamanka (linja sike font), original design by James Flear

Description: The Toki Pona word "kule," meaning "color," "colorful," or "LGBTQ," in the colors of the rainbow flag.

Description: The word "coffee" in Toki Pona (telo wawa pimeja) under a cup of coffee.

Description: The word "coffee" in Toki Pona (telo wawa pimeja) under a cup of coffee.

Description: sitelen sitelen is a writing system by Jonathan Gabel. This design is by anonymous.

Description: sitelen sitelen is a writing system by Jonathan Gabel. This design is by anonymous.

Description: mi soweli wawa. "I'm a wolf" in Toki Pona.

Description: Design by jan Pensa.

Description: Pingo art by Vacon Sartirani.

Description: The Toki Pona words "pipi pu pu", which don't mean anything together, but which sound like "peepeepoopoo." I am very mature

Description: sina sona e ni la sina nasa mute. If you understand this, you're very strange.

Description: ijo li ike tawa sina, la o pali ala e ni tawa jan poka sina. ni li lipu sewi ale. ale ante li pana e sona ni. o kama sona.

Description: The word "warrior" (jan utala) in sitelen pona, the main writing system for Toki Pona. In purple and black colors to represent anarchist feminism.

Description: The word "warrior" (jan utala) in sitelen pona, the main writing system for Toki Pona. In rainbow colors to represent the LGBTQIA community, or theoretically whatever you wanted to represent with a rainbow.

Description: The word "warrior" (jan utala) in sitelen pona, the main writing system for Toki Pona. In red and black colors to represent anarchocommunism.

Description: mi kama lon tawa moli. ali li pakala. 言好 tenpo pini la mi moli e jan ali. mi jan jaki. jan lawa moli mute mute mute mute mute.

Description: The word "warrior" (jan utala) in sitelen pona, the main writing system for Toki Pona. In solid black, perhaps to represent insurrectionary anarchism, or whatever you want it to represent.

Description: kulupu Palasin o ken ale! May Palestinians be free!

Description: musi li misikeke pi pona nanpa tu. pona nanpa wan li misikeke. Laughter is the second best medicine. The best is medicine.

Description: The term "peace" in Toki Pona (utala ala), represented by intersecting checkmarks (utala) colored in a dollar bill color and overlapped by an X (ala) colored in tie-dye. A stylized form of sitelen pona.