Occult Gothic Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: From the old Animated Series Lucifer and his friends Show! If your geeky and you know it, let the world know with this hilarious funny gift!
Atheist Satan Cute Baphomet occult dark goat whistling old Cartoon Phone Case
by Juandamurai
$17 $23
Description: Stylized goat head inspired by occult folklore and medieval horror, perfect for fans of heavy symbolism and dark mythology. Based on classic woodcut-style composition with detailed texture. A tribute to the infamous black creature known from rural legends and cinema — call him Phillip or not, he still stares through your soul. A must-have for lovers of eerie gothic beasts.
Description: A messenger from the otherworld, the Raven is a symbol of magic, mystery, and prophecy. This striking woodcut-style design looks as if it were pulled directly from an ancient grimoire. It is a must-have for lovers of gothic literature, Norse mythology, and the path of witchcraft.
Description: T-shirt for true fans of Ghost BC and heavy metal music. This design is inspired by the dark, theatrical aesthetic of Ghost, blending occult symbolism, gothic vibes, and powerful lyrics into a bold statement piece. Perfect as a metal band merch style tee, whether you're heading to a concert, building your alternative wardrobe, or looking for a unique gift for a metalhead. A must-have shirt for lovers of rock, heavy metal, gothic art, and dark aesthetic fashion.
Description: A dark mystical design combining a skull, moon, stars, crystals, and pagan-inspired occult symbolism. Gothic details and celestial elements create an atmospheric aesthetic rooted in mystery, witchcraft, lunar energy, and spiritual symbolism. Perfect for fans of pagan art, Wiccan aesthetics, occult imagery, gothic skulls, crystal symbolism, witchy artwork, and dark celestial designs with a mystical edge.
Description: A fallen figure crowned in thorns, lost between ritual and silence. This dark illustration represents the duality between pain, identity and transcendence. Inspired by masked personas, music culture and occult symbolism. A tribute to those who express chaos through art and find beauty in darkness. Perfect for fans of dark aesthetics, metal culture, horror art and symbolic illustration.
Description: An iconic skull-and-horns emblem, raw and minimal yet dripping with menace, embodying the primal darkness of Danzig’s debut era. The skeletal beast’s jagged fangs and demonic horns symbolize both power and doom, a perfect reflection of Glenn Danzig’s sinister fusion of bluesy heavy metal and gothic imagery. Stripped of ornamentation, the design radiates pure occult energy, standing as a timeless insignia of darkness, rebellion, and haunting melody. A legendary mark of the 80s underground rising into immortality.
Description: Not Today Jesus & Hail Satan Gift. Not Today Jesus I Satanic Baphomet Goat. Not Today Jesus I Satanic Baphomet Goat. Not Today Jesus apparel perfect for a Baphomet Sigil and Satan Fan who loves Death Trash Metal and witchcraft. Stay weird with this awesome Satanic Wiccan Occult Design.
Description: ⚖️ Justice is a card symbolizing truth and fairness in its upright position while representing dishonesty and a lack of accountability in its reversed position. For this card, we decided that the Grim Reaper would be the best representation of unbiased justice. . ☠️The Grim Reaper is a symbol of death, yes, but he is not the decision-maker. He does the bidding of the universe, coming for people only when their time on Earth is through. He is a blind symbol of the universal law and order of life and death. . ??Here, he sits on a throne in front of a tattered purple veil that is hung between two pillars. The color purple signifies compassion, and the pillars signify balance and structure. . ⚔️In his right hand, he holds a double-edge...
Description: The Devil Tarot Card Gift. The Devil Tarot Card Gift I Satanic Occult Baphomet. The Devil Tarot Card Gift I Satanic Occult Baphomet. The Devil Tarot Card apparel perfect for any satanist who worships satan and baphomet. The eye catcher in gothic look on every black metal and death metal festival.
Description: A striking gothic emblem featuring a skull, hourglass, wings, and the Latin phrases “Tempus Fugit” and “Memento Mori” forms a powerful reminder of time, mortality, and impermanence. Inspired by classic symbolism, occult imagery, and Victorian-era memento mori art, this design blends philosophy with dark elegance. Perfect for lovers of gothic decor, alternative fashion, occult aesthetics, and symbolic art, this piece makes a bold statement across apparel, wall art, posters, stickers, and accessories. The high-contrast black and white linework ensures sharp detail and visual impact on both clothing and décor.
Description: A haunting dark art illustration blending gothic aesthetics, occult symbolism, horror atmosphere and distressed grunge textures. Featuring a mysterious woman hiding her eyes with black hands, cryptic messages and a cross, this design is perfect for gothic fashion lovers, dark alternative culture, horror fans and underground streetwear. Ideal for gothic outfits, dark art collectors, horror lovers, alternative fashion, concerts and everyday streetwear.
Have Faith Dark Gothic Art | Occult Horror Graphic Tee Phone Case
by Dubious Symbolic Art Work
$17 $23
Description: For Death, we decided that The Morrigan was the perfect character. In this card, we see The Morrigan, her raven’s wings in motion as she hovers above her crowd of victims. She is the Celtic goddess of birth and death, and as such is the perfect embodiment of what this card symbolises. Also known as the Phantom Queen, The Morrigan is more well-known for her relationship with death and the battlefield. Her association with battle implies that she is an indiscriminate bringer of death. The inevitable cycle of life and death cannot be controlled or evaded. Her presence in this card serves as a reminder of that all important truth. -- She is dressed in black as a metaphor for mourning. Around her neck is a necklace depicting a white flower...
