Scrollwork Merch

The fleur-de-lis is widely thought to be a stylized version of the species Iris pseudacorus.

New Orleans Iron Scrollwork

Aqua Teal on Ocean Blue Green Weird Medieval Lions, Cherubs, and Skulls Scrollwork Damask

Mustard Gold on Warm Brown Weird Medieval Lions, Cherubs, and Skulls Scrollwork Damask

Lavender and Dusty Gray Weird Medieval Lions, Cherubs, and Skulls Scrollwork Damask

Dark Teal on Aqua Weird Medieval Lions, Cherubs, and Skulls Scrollwork Damask

Sand on Cool Gray Weird Medieval Lions, Cherubs, and Skulls Scrollwork Damask

Black on Red Gothic Weird Medieval Lions, Cherubs, and Skulls Scrollwork Damask

Gold on Teal Weird Medieval Lions, Cherubs, and Skulls Scrollwork Damask

Beige on Red Weird Medieval Lions, Cherubs, and Skulls Scrollwork Damask

What a time to be alive!

Grey on Grey Weird Medieval Lions, Cherubs, and Skulls Scrollwork Damask

Pink on Purple Weird Medieval Lions, Cherubs, and Skulls Scrollwork Damask

Design based on the scrollwork over the east entrance, dating to the original Border Star building from the 20s. Proceeds are donated to the Border Star Montessori PTA.

Design based on the scrollwork over the east entrance, dating to the original Border Star building from the 20s. This is the blue design; it is also available in red hues. Proceeds are donated to the Border Star Montessori PTA.

Part of the AF - Line. Death before Decaf!

Skull and diamond with leafy scroll work and sky blue background

This is a digital drawing of a formal garden in a symmetrical layout or pink orchids, pink daisies, pink tulips, and green gold leaves and scrollwork.

An old fashioned, shades of blue scroll motif - Heraldic, retro, decorative - originally hand painted in watercolours on paper by Manchester artist Patricia Shea.

Skull themed butterfly with rose and foliage background

Athena Meshwork