Archipelago Socks
Description: A hammock where we often relaxed during our stay at a tourist resort on Rangiroa in French Polynesia
A Hammock Tied Between Two Palm Trees on Rangiroa In French Polynesia Socks
by Diane Macdonald Photography
$20
Description: The arcing rays of the sun symbolize life. In the center a canoe, essential for the Polynesians for fishing, transport and communication between the islands. The double canoe carries five tikis, for the five archipelagos of Polynesia. The waves symbolize sources of wealth that can be drawn from a nourishing sea.
Description: The Whalebones were an archipelago located in the Trackless Sea, located east of Ruathym and north of the Korinn Archipelago. The islands were called the Whalebones because of the whale skeletons that could be found on the islands' beaches. Petty, warmongering kings ruled over the islands, often skirmishing in battles whose causalities rarely exceeded a few dozen. The larger islands were home to massive rocs that were used as mounts by the storm giants of Maelstrom. The islanders paid tribute to the rocs and giants by leaving them food and treasure.
Description: This beautiful Orkney Islands map features intricate spirograph patterns overlaid on the map, giving it a unique and stylish look. The map is ideal for anyone who loves the intricate details of spirographs and wants to add a touch of sophistication to their decor. The Orkney Islands map includes all of the islands in the Orkney archipelago and is perfect for anyone who has an interest in geography or is from the Orkney Islands. The design is printed on high-quality paper and is available in a range of sizes, making it easy to find the perfect fit for your space. Whether you want to hang it in your living room, office, or bedroom, this spirograph patterned Orkney Islands map is sure to be a conversation starter.