Stacking Socks
Description: A graphic featuring the words "I STACK ROCKS" in two rows of block letters. The top row, "I STACK", has letters in shades of yellow and orange. The bottom row, "ROCKS", has letters in shades of brown. To the right of the text is a stacked cairn of smooth, rounded stones in various shades of brown.
Description: A collection of colorful, interlocking construction bricks are scattered across a black background. Text above reads "BUILDING" in large, white letters with a yellow outline. Text below reads "MEMORIES" in similar styling. The bricks are stacked and scattered in various configurations, forming miniature structures and loose pieces.
Description: In a zen garden, stones symbolize what is not actually seen, like islands and water. Stacked stones represent both nature and man-made structures. Rock balancing can be seen as a different form of meditation or yoga, reflecting the mysterious and fragile nature of the world. Gift idea for fans of zen, meditation, yoga, and eastern philosophy.
Description: Get your cars stacked up! It consists of a spike with eight cars impaled on it. Various items are available with this design. Spice up your days with YJ PRINTART :) [Spindle] was a sculpture created in 1989 by artist Dustin Shuler. It consisted of a 50 foot spike with eight cars impaled on it. From 1989 until its demolition on May 2, 2008, it was located in the parking lot of Cermak Plaza shopping center, at the corner of Cermak Road and Harlem Avenue (Illinois Route 43) in Berwyn, Illinois.
