Saturnalia Tank Tops

Description: Happy Saturnalia! Grab this design today to be ready to celebrate the ancient roman tradition in December. Eat, drink, and be merry with this original Pagan holiday!

Description: Keep Saturn in Saturnalia

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

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Description: Saturnalia was an ancient Roman midwinter festival in honor of the god Saturn, held on 17-23 December. The Roman holiday was celebrated with a sacrifice at the Temple of Saturn, in the Roman Forum. Saturnalia is associated with modern Christmas holiday.

Description: Celebrate Saturnalia in style (and help support our podcast) with this epic design.

Description: Round design with red and green celebrating the feast of the God Saturn

Description: Remember the reason for the season

Description: Saturn was believed yo be almost as almost bright as the sun at night and was called the Sun of Night as it glowed a purplish light reflecting the actual sun and made people fear the night...later it became a religion worshipping Kronos nd various other pagan deities.

Description: A festive scene featuring a Green Man figure with antlers and foliage, a decorated Christmas tree, stockings hung on a garland above a fireplace with a roaring fire. The text "Happy Saturnalia!" is prominently displayed at the bottom. The style is colorful and slightly stylized.

Description: Wishing you Happiness in the feast of God Saturn

Description: The real reason for the season is the God Saturnalia. He ate a baby and you can too!

Description: Are you an ancient Roman history buff? Celebrate Christmas like the Ancient Greeks and Romans? Want to make Xmas Great again? Then this ancient Roman winter holiday design is for you!

Description: This design says "Keep Saturn in Saturnalia" next to an image of the famous painting "Saturn Devouring His Son" painted by Spanish artist Francisco Goya between 1819-1823. It's a parody of those "Keep Christ in Christmas" stickers you see on the cars of extreme right wing Evangelical Christians. Those folks probably aren't aware that Christmas has its origins in the ancient Roman festival of Saturnalia, and that THEY are the ones trying to change history! Whether you're an average secular human, a not-particularly-religious person, a nonbeliever, an atheist, a Pastafarian, or a modern day Saturn worshiper, you'll want get this design in time for the holiday season! Makes a great gift.

Description: In Ancient Roman mythology, Saturnalia was a midwinter festival in honor of god Saturn, held on 17-23 December. The Roman holiday was celebrated with a sacrifice at the Temple of Saturn, in Roman Forum. Saturnalia is associated with the modern Christmas.

Description: A Roman walks into a bar, holds up two fingers, and says "Five beers, please."

Description: During Saturnalia, work and business came to a halt. ... Instead of working, Romans spent Saturnalia gambling, singing, playing music, feasting, socializing and giving each other gifts. Wax taper candles called cerei were common gifts during Saturnalia, to signify light returning after the solstice.

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Description: In mythology, Christmas originates from Ancient Roman Saturnalia. Do you celebrate Christmas & winter holidays in the Ancient Roman pagan tradition? This Roman history apparel design is for all who love Roman history, religion & mythology. Io, Saturnalia!

Description: Winter Solstice Wheel of the Year with sun symbol & moon cycle, "The Wheel turns, the Light returns"

Description: Design inspired by the alternative rock band The Gutter Twins, formed by Mark Lanegan and Greg Dulli.

Description: Happy Holidays!

Description: Happy, whatever festivities.

Description: You should definitely add this to your wardrobe. Buy for your neighbor, wife, girlfriend, spouse, boyfriend, son, or any of the aforementioned!

Description: Saturn - If Saturn Laid an Egg.

Description: Jupiter is the god of the sky and thunder and king of the gods in Ancient Roman religion and mythology and history of Rome. His symbol is the thunderbolt and sacred bird the eagle, important in taking auspices The eagle became the Aquila of Roman legion.

Description: SATURN’S CYMATICS What happens when you chase a tone through the galaxies and bring it back to Earth? We imagined Saturn’s mysterious radio and plasma waves translated into vibration, then sent through a massive speaker beneath a metal plate covered in colored sand. The vibrations sculpt the sand into intricate cymatic patterns—part science, part cosmic weirdness, and entirely beautiful.

Description: History of ancient Rome is filled with captivating stories and legendary tales of Roman mythology, legionary battles and military victories won by Roman legions. Celebrate the eternal city and glory of Rome with this cool Roma Invicta design.

Description: Pontifex Maximus was the chief high priest of the College of Pontiffs in ancient Rome. Was ancient Roman mythology and pagan religion your favorite subject in college and university? Great Saturnalia gift for all who love Roman mythology and religion.

Description: Happy Saturnalia Roman Festival Rome Saturn Ugly Christmas

Description: Winter is coming and also the festivities oif god Saturn. Here is a version of his image and salutations.

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Description: Happy Saturnalias