Deer God Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Deer Silhouette

Who says Odin has to ride a dear into Battle? white only design by Dead Until Dark Clothing

Eikthyrnir, part of Norse mythology, is a mythical hart that created the rivers.

Oh Deer

Garden inspirations for everyone

This is a Artwork of the Deer aka scp - 2845. A Polychrome Artwork is also available :)

Greek Goddess Artemis, of the Moon and the hunt. Here is my design for her.

Inktober - day 15 LEGEND

Guardian

Love/Hate

Love/Hate/Neon

A white-tailed deer that is not terribly impressed.

Deer are majestic forest creatures

this shirt is for all lovers of nature, by the exits in the middle of nature take your vacantion now

Simple symbols from nature celebrate the winter solstice.

Goddess Parvati is wife to Lord Shiva and the Goddess of Fertility, Love and Beauty. In Indian mythology, she is known for her resolve to marry Shiva against her parent’s wishes and to have brought him out of his asceticism.

Another deer design, yeahh. Did you guys know that in Japan, deer is a sacred animal? You can see those deers wondering around in some temples. That's why so many people adore them If you guys love this design inspired by those sacred deers,then what are you guys waiting for? Go see these merch and grab some for you and your family. Thank You

This design is based off a panel from the very famous Gundestrup Cauldron. This part of the cauldron depicts a Celtic-style stag. I've recreated this design in my own style creating a unique take on this Celtic/La Tene piece of art.

A Fan Art illustration of my interpretation of SCP 2845 also known as the deer.

A parody of the Jager logo, Oh Deer Lord!

Damnation gallery

Let all that you do be done in love : 1 Corinthians 16:14

Artemis in the Night

Based on a compilations of images of Cernunnos, I've re/created this version in my own style. Cernunnos is holding two torcs-- a type of Celtic jewelry-- and is wearing a large brooch. It's one of my few designs that's not completely historically accurate, but I really liked how the image turned out!

Thirst for God

Eikthyrnir, is a stag which stands upon Valhalla in Norse mythology. The following is related in the Gylfaginning section of Snorri Sturluson's Prose Edda after the description of Heiðrún.

Cernunnos Pagan Horn God

Cernunnos Pagan Horn God

Cernunnos Pagan Horn God