Blue Lotus Socks
Description: A lotus flower. Hello world! Welcome to “TheJollyMarten”! I’m steph. I paint watercolor animals, especially ferrets, otters, stoats, ermines,.. I also have different dog breeds and cats and horses, deer and dinosaurs.. let’s say I have a huge collection of animals .. :o) I have other pictures as well, like musical instruments and notes, leaves, christmas designs and so on,.. but mainly animals! Curious? Visit my store!
Description: Egyptian Blue Lotus Flower A beautiful illustration of an Egyptian Blue Lotus Flower in a Japanese art style on a dark (Knocked Out) background
Egyptian Blue Lotus Flower on a dark (Knocked Out) background Socks
by Puff Sumo
$14 $20
Description: A stunning ornamental cat illustration featuring an elegant feline surrounded by luxurious purple and pink lotus-inspired flowers, flowing botanical curves, teal blue foliage, golden decorative accents, and intricate swirling patterns. The sophisticated combination of deep navy blue, turquoise, violet, magenta, blush pink, cream, and metallic gold tones creates a rich jewel-inspired aesthetic with an enchanting fantasy atmosphere. The graceful cat is decorated with elaborate floral and paisley-style details, transforming a classic feline portrait into an elegant piece of fantasy cat art, Art Nouveau inspired illustration, bohemian floral artwork, and decorative botanical design. Flowing ornamental lines and vibrant flowers create a highly
Elegant Fantasy Cat with Purple Lotus Flowers – Ornamental Feline Art, Teal Blue and Gold Floral Cat Illustration, Boho Art Nouveau Cat Lover Gift Socks
by Gold Turtle Lina
$14 $20
Description: Inspired by the sacred scarab of Ancient Egypt, this elegant design features a brilliant blue scarab with golden wings and delicate lotus blossoms. Symbolizing rebirth, protection, transformation, and prosperity, the artwork combines timeless Egyptian symbolism with vibrant jewel-inspired colors. A perfect choice for lovers of mythology, archaeology, history, and unique symbolic art.
Description: A gorgeous botanical floral pattern featuring light and dark blue lotus leaves and blush lotus seed pods on a gray-white background. Inspired by my peaceful stay in a Buddhist monastery in Koyasan, Japan! This original design was created by Jackie Tahara of UnBlink Studio.
LOTUS POND Japanese Zen Buddhism Lotus Leaves Floral Botanical in Blue Blush Gray White - UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara Socks
by UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara
$14 $20
Description: A hand-drawn lotus mandala of layered petals filled with tiny feather shapes, glowing in neon magenta, lime green, blue, red and yellow. The petals overlap in a rippling, glitchy pattern that spirals in toward a starburst center. It’s a vibrant, hypnotic design for mandala lovers, lotus fans and anyone who loves bright, trippy color. Wear it, gift it, or stick it on your laptop for a neon bloom.
Psychedelic Neon Lotus Mandala Art in Magenta, Green and Blue with Feather Petals Socks
by Mitadoodleart
$14 $20
Abhaya Mudra Buddha with Lotus Flower, Green and Blue Socks
by Bela Mandala Soul
$14 $20
Lotus For Potus Kamala Harris President 2024 Election Socks
by Visual Vibes
$14 $20
Description: A simple cartoon-style visualization of a wrapped candy. The wrapper is green with light-yellow labels. Prominently displayed are the words 'LOTUS' in blue capital letters, a blue lotus flower icon, and the word 'fun...' in a small, oval-shaped bubble. The candy ends are twisted green paper.
Description: Unalomes, which are of Buddhist origin, have become popularized in jewelry and other magical traditions. Spiritually, they often symbolize life’s spiraling path. Here’s an enchanting design that places emphasis on the moon’s effect on all aspects of that path, and the the blue lotus, which was prized in ancient Egypt for its consciousness enhancing qualities.
Description: William the Hippo- Ancient Egyptian figurine - The little hippopotamus figurine was made in Egypt around 1961 (BC not the 60s!)–1878 B.C. and placed in a tomb to magically guarantee the rebirth of the deceased. Several thousand years passed before it was excavated (in 1910) and became part of The Met collection (in 1917)
