Star Wheel Shorts
Description: Bolzi Design & Transmogrification was an architectural firm managed by members of the Ugor species. In 84 BBY, the company built the luxury ports for the space station known as the Wheel, incorporating morphometric technology in its system, which represented a great scientific achievement at the time.
Description: Navigate the spiritual cosmos with this Mystical Compass Moon Phases design, perfect for collectors of Esoteric Mandala graphics. Combining an all-seeing eye, celestial moon wheels, and delicate botanical wreaths, this terracotta and green medallion radiates sacred energy. Center your universe with this intricate piece of Celestial Art.
Description: A circular composition depicts three alien figures on the deck of a wooden sailboat. The figure on the left wears a yellow uniform, the middle figure a dark uniform, and the right figure a blue uniform with a star insignia. They are near a large ship's wheel. A bright yellow sun with radiating rays shines in the upper left, and a large red circle, possibly a sun or moon, is in the center background. The sea and sky with clouds fill the rest of the scene.
Description: A monochrome outline of a penny-farthing bicycle set against a black background. The large front wheel features intricate geometric patterns including concentric circles, star shapes, and triangular elements in its spokes. The smaller rear wheel and frame are also depicted in white outline.
Description: A black background features five distinct white symbols arranged in a row at the top. Below these symbols, the word "Suikoden" is prominently displayed in large white lettering, with a diamond shape replacing the 'O'. Beneath "Suikoden", Japanese characters "フホの場" are shown in white, underlined by thin white lines.
Description: A hypnotic circular journey unfolds, where tiny stylized planets, stars, and celestial bodies are intricately woven into a balanced, symmetric pattern. This intricate design seems to map a distant, mythical cosmos, offering a moment of quiet reflection on the vastness of space.
