Pi Symbol Pi Day Merch

Pi Day written in cool grunge font with the pi symbol for a math gift.

Pi in the Sky shirts for those that celebrate Pi Day every March 14th- more specifically honoring Pi Day at 1:59 PM- that's 3.14159... Pi Day should never end. Featured is Pi in the sky of van Gogh's Starry Night. Great gift ideas for the math teacher, the mathlete, math student and arithmatic lovers of all ages.

PI Day Funny Math 3.14 Number PI Lover Tee by Aneisha. 3.14 number symbol PI Day Math for Kids, Men, and Women.

Celebrate the Awesomeness that is Pi with this Cool Pi Day T-shirt Design by Mudge Studios. Pi Day is celebrated March 14th, but every math lover, geek, nerd, Math Teacher, mathlete knows that Pi Day should be everyday.

The coolest Pi there is. Magnum Pi.

Math geeks will love this Pi symbol design once they realise that, nearly 400 decimal values following 3.14 has been wrapped and placed inside the shape of Pi. Suitable gift for mathematicians, teaches and math nerds.

Cool Pi Design showing many decimal points. Great holiday or birthday gift idea for the math addict.

A funny drawing of a pepperoni pizza pie, sliced and ready to eat, with text 3.14 Pi Day. This design is for the pizza lover to celebrate Pi Day 3.14. Enjoy a pizza slice or two on March 14, known as Pi Day. Get the joke, or are you just hungry?

The Well Rounded Ultimate Pi Symbol in All of Its Glory. Great Gift Idea for Math Teachers, Geek, Nerds and Math Lovers of All Ages. Pi Day Should be Everyday!

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Perfect for Pi Day or any day you want to stand out. This is our version of a Chicken Pot Pi.

Peace Love Pi features a peace sign, heart, and pi symbol for Pi Day. A funny math geek gift for an algebra teacher obsessed with the concept of pi.

Pi Day 3.14 Spiral Pi Math Gift For Teachers

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A funny pizza valentine drawing, with the letter I followed by a red heart and then a sliced pepperoni pizza pie. I love pizza, here's a drawing to show you that I do. Slice the pizza, you never know, I might share, a slice or two to celebrate Pi Day on 3.14. Get it?

Funny Pi-rate shirt design by Mudge Studios for those that celebrate Pi Day every day and more specifically honoring Pi Day on March 14th at 1:59 PM- that's 3.14159... Pi Day should never end. Featured is Pi as a swashbuckling pirate armed with eye patch, sword, peg leg and of course a parrot. Pi Rules!

On march 14th we eat pie

Pi is My Constant. Pi Day happens on March 14th. However, for the math geek, math nerd, math teacher, etc. Pi Mode is Always on and this Pi Day will be Epic! Pi Day Rules.

The numbers of Pi

This Happy Pi Day Shirt makes a perfect birthday, Christmas & Math Day gift for men, women, kids, boys, girls.

Irrational Yet Well Rounded Pi Day Pi Symbol Design. Great Gift Idea for Math Teachers, Geek, Nerds and Math Lovers of All Ages

Pi Pun

How many digits of Pi can you calculate? Cute design is perfect for the math teacher. Also great for Pi Day.

Pi Pun

The constant PI is so EPIC it is absolutely EPIC.

Fun Pi design - great gift idea for your favorite math teacher!

Pi pie

Irrational Yet Well Rounded Ultimate Irrational Pi Day Symbol Design. Great Gift Idea for Math Teachers, Geek, Nerds and Math Lovers of All Ages.

PI day 3,14 math lover

Live Free Pi Hard T-Shirt. Funny Pi Joke Shirt for nerds and math fans everywhere.

My Password Is The Last 8 Digits Of Pi T-shirt Pi Day Gift Shirt

Pi Pun

Perfect shirt to wear on Pi Day (March 14th) or any other day of the year when you want to show off your math side. This shirt features the beginning digits of Pi within the symbol of Pi. How many digits of Pi can you memorize? Prove it with this shirt! Great for STEM students, teachers, college students, or anyone with a quirky yet geeky vibe. Are you into Math and Science? Makes a great gift for any mathematician, geek, nerd, tech lover, college student, teacher, or back to school.

Rainbow Pi The number π is a mathematical constant, approximately equal to 3.14159. It is defined in Euclidean geometry[a] as the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, and also has various equivalent definitions. It appears in many formulas in all areas of mathematics and physics. The earliest known use of the Greek letter π to represent the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter was by the Welsh mathematician William Jones in 1706. It is also referred to as Archimedes's constant.

A different way of drawing by numbers.