Silesia Pins and Buttons
Description: Coat of arms of Upper Silesia with the gothic inscription in German "Oberschlesien" Upper Silesia - region. Upper Silesia - a multicultural region in Central Europe in Poland and the Czech Republic, once part of Germany.
Coat of arms of Upper Silesia with the inscription in German "Oberschlesien" Pin
by ŚLŌNSKŎ RAJZA
$3.25
Description: Anselm Ephorinus was a Silesian scholar of the Renaissance period. He was the first to write that he was Silesian, not Polish. This was in 1531. He wrote the famous latin sentence to Erasmus of Rotterdam: "Tuus et suus, Anselmus Ephorinus, Silesius non Polonus" ("Yours and your own, Anselm Ephorinus, a Silesian, not a Pole").
Description: Jadwiga (Hedwig) of Silesia - Duchess of Silesia, originally from Bavaria, Andechs, lived in the Middle Ages. Wife of Henry the Bearded, Duke of Silesia, mother of Henry the Pious, saint of the Catholic Church, patron saint of Silesia, founder of churches and monasteries, associated with the Cistercian Order. The painting bears a Gothic inscription in Polish.
Description: Jadwiga (Hedwig, Hyjdla) of Silesia - Duchess of Silesia, originally from Bavaria, Andechs, lived in the Middle Ages, wife of Henry the Bearded, Duke of Silesia, mother of Henry the Pious, saint of the Catholic Church, patron saint of Silesia, founder of churches and monasteries, associated with the Cistercian Order. A modern painting with an inscription in the Silesian language. The author created a variation on Jadwiga, retaining her attributes, but also bringing her to the modern era. Jadwiga rock star.
Description: Jadwiga (Hedwig, Hyjdla) of Silesia - Duchess of Silesia, originally from Bavaria, Andechs, lived in the Middle Ages, wife of Henry the Bearded, Duke of Silesia, mother of Henry the Pious, saint of the Catholic Church, patron saint of Silesia, founder of churches and monasteries, associated with the Cistercian Order. A modern painting with an inscription in the Silesian language. The author created a variation on Jadwiga, retaining her attributes, but also bringing her to the modern era.
Description: WROCLOVE — a typographic love letter to Wroclaw, Poland. A bold minimalist design inspired by the beauty, energy and unique character of the city. “Pokochaj to miasto” means “Fall in love with this city.” Perfect for Wroclaw lovers, locals, travelers and anyone who left a piece of their heart there.
Description: A richly detailed Catholic folk-art design featuring the Sacred Heart of Jesus, inspired by the colorful embroidery traditions of Rozbark in Upper Silesia. At the center is the radiant Sacred Heart, crowned with thorns, glowing with golden rays, and surrounded by vivid floral ornament in a traditional folk style. Bright reds, blues, greens, yellows, and pinks create a joyful devotional composition that blends Catholic symbolism with the beauty of Silesian folk embroidery. This design is ideal for those who love sacred art, Catholic devotion, Polish folk culture, Slavic ornament, and faith-inspired design. A beautiful choice for stickers, apparel, prints, notebooks, and meaningful Catholic gifts.
Description: Celebrate the historical beauty of Wroclaw, Poland, with this vibrant painting featuring the iconic bridge and charming cathedral spires. Perfect for travelers and locals alike, this scenic aesthetic captures the heart of Silesia in a timeless, artistic style that looks great on any casual wardrobe essential.
