And Thats The Tea Socks
Description: A vintage gothic emblem inspired by Suriel Tea Co, featuring an ornate frame and a skeletal hand holding a steeping tea bag. Rich gold tones, distressed textures, and celestial accents create a mysterious, old-world fantasy mood. The design channels whispered secrets, clever gossip, and Prythian lore, blending dark academia aesthetics with playful bookish symbolism. A striking illustration for fans drawn to magical worlds, iconic fantasy references, and dramatic vintage artwork.
Description: A charming typography illustration featuring the phrase “Spill The Tea” in large retro-inspired script lettering above a transparent glass cup filled with warm amber tea. The minimalist composition combines playful hand-lettered design with a cozy beverage theme, creating a stylish and humorous artwork inspired by tea culture, gossip, and casual conversation
Description: A vintage-style graphic featuring a sailing ship in the ocean, with a distressed United States flag in the background. The text 'I LIKE MY COFFEE BLACK' is at the top and 'AND MY TEA IN THE HARBOR' is at the bottom. Smaller sailing ships are visible in the distance.
I Like My Coffee Black And My Tea In The Harbor Sailing Ship Retro Sunset Socks
by STUDIO DESIGN JAMSON
$20
Description: This whimsical cartoon design showcases a cute chibi character in Regency attire alongside the funny quote "I Came For The Tea And The Tension." It perfectly encapsulates the slow-burn romantic plots and ballroom drama written by beloved author Jane Austen. This playful pop-art aesthetic is tailor-made for cozy romance book readers, book club members, and tea lovers.
Description: A beautiful folk-art inspired illustration featuring a classic blue and white porcelain floral teapot resting next to a colorful stack of novels. Curved vintage lettering frames the graphic to spell out The Jane Austen Tea Society Est. 1813. This charming cottagecore piece captures a cozy, warm beverage aesthetic that directly channels the spirit of Pride and Prejudice. A delightful option for librarians, tea drinkers, and dedicated book lovers.
Description: A delightful circular badge design celebrating The Jane Austen Tea Society Est 1813, featuring a charming floral teapot pouring tea alongside a small stack of books including Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, and Emma. This whimsical, vintage-inspired layout captures a cozy cottagecore and light academia look. It is an amazing option for English teachers, avid tea drinkers, and passionate bookworms who enjoy a warm beverage while reading.
