Bacchus Stickers

Bacchus, also known as Dionysus in Greek mythology, is the god of wine, fertility, and ecstasy.

Bacchus - Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, 1595.

Bacchus on a Throne - Nymphs Offering Bacchus Wine and Fruit by Caesar van Everdingen, 1658. Oil on canvas.

The God of wine Bacchus is riding his pet tiger on a 2nd century mosaic from Leadenhall, UK

This colorful design with the saying ''Bacchus - God of wine'' is the perfect gift for any roman mythology lover. Do you love roman gods and myths? This roman deity motif is great for you!

The Ancient God of Rome Bacchus God of Drinks, Games and Parties. Part of the Roman Gods and Roman Mythology Collection

To enjoy wine is to celebrate life. And the classic Roman god of wine was Bacchus, who was also known as Dionysus in ancient Greece. Let's drink to him!

Bacchus has drowned more men than Neptune.

Indulge in the divine decadence of 'Bacchus,' known as Dionysus or Dionysos, in this hand-drawn depiction. Celebrate the essence of revelry, wine, and ecstasy embodied by the ancient god. With intricate detail and timeless allure, this artwork captures the spirit of Bacchic festivities, inviting you to embrace joy and liberation in every wear.

Indulge in the divine decadence of 'Bacchus,' known as Dionysus or Dionysos, in this hand-drawn depiction. Celebrate the essence of revelry, wine, and ecstasy embodied by the ancient god. With intricate detail and timeless allure, this artwork captures the spirit of Bacchic festivities, inviting you to embrace joy and liberation in every wear.

To enjoy wine is to celebrate life. And the classic Roman god of wine was Bacchus, who was also known as Dionysus in ancient Greece. Let's drink to him!

To enjoy wine is to celebrate life. And the classic Roman god of wine was Bacchus, who was also known as Dionysus in ancient Greece. Let's drink to him!

Design by Bulgan Lumini .Digital elaboration from Pompeii mosaics R. Young Dionysos riding a tiger. Pompeii, House of the Faun . 2nd century BC. National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Italy.

A design for The Bacchus Krewe original artwork

Bacchus is the god of the sphinxof

Dionysian Revelry Wine god Festive Ecstasy Abundance Celebration Vibrant Bacchanalian Joyous Liberating Hedonistic Mystical Exuberant Bacchic

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Bacchus

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Bacchus

A luscious design honoring the god of wine. Also available in the Greek form, Dionysus. Check out my camp t-shirts, stickers, and other items to celebrate your PJO camp pride!

Mines a flagon of ale

Mines a flagon of ale

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A god to believe in

One of the garden statues at Chatham Manor in Fredericksburg, Virginia added in the 1920's.

A statue of Dionysus (aka Bacchus) as a boy in the garden of Chatham Manor, Fredericksburg, Virginia.

Bacchus surrounded by grapes and wine represents autumn in a 16th century illustration

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Protect our winter festivals from those who will marginalize or commercialize them.

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I reproduced a 5th century BC Greek drinking cup freaturing Bacchus, the god of wine, shaking grapevines to harvest the grapes he needs to make wine.