Tiburon Stickers
Description: A retro-style scene depicts three women in bikinis reacting in fear to a large shark with its mouth open. The shark is in the water, approaching the women who are partially submerged. The text 'TIBURÓN' is prominently displayed in a stylized font above the scene, set within a decorative border.
Description: Celebrate coastal beauty with this vintage Tiburon California souvenir featuring a scenic bayfront landscape, sailboats on the water, and winding seaside roads. Perfect for travel lovers, beachgoers, and anyone who cherishes peaceful ocean getaways and sunny coastal town memories.
Description: Introducing El Tiburon-Shark Spanish, a trendy and stylish addition to your wardrobe. This eye-catching design will make you stand out from the crowd and add a unique touch to your look. Perfect for any casual outing or everyday wear, El Tiburon-Shark Spanish is a must-have piece for your collection.
Description: Megalodon Tooth Illustration by IncognitoMode - An Apex Predator, Megalodon fed on Prehistoric Whales & Seals using its 276 serrated teeth. The largest fossilised Megalodon teeth found are up to 7 inches long. But no need to worry when you next go for a swim, as Megalodon has been extinct for an estimated 2.6 Million Years!
Description: A dynamic motorcycle racing vector illustration featuring the iconic number 37 from a dramatic rear-view perspective. Designed for motorsport enthusiasts who appreciate speed, precision, and the thrill of life on two wheels. Perfect for racing fans, track day riders, and motorcycle lovers.
Description: red crimson shark ecopop in king of the ocean and the sea art in mexican pattern style
red crimson shark ecopop in king of the ocean and the sea art in mexican pattern style Sticker
by Jorge Lebeau
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Great White Shark Tooth Illustration by IncognitoMode - With a length of up to 22ft, and weighting up to 2.5 tons, the Great White Shark (Scientific Name: Carcharodon Carcharias) is the world's largest predatory fish. An Apex Predator, it feeds on Fish, Rays, Seals & Small Whales using up to 300 serrated teeth.
