Dark Colored Tapestries
Description: Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot, his name behind the villain figure) from the 1989 Batman movie.
Penguin - Kill The Batman (for dark-colored fabric) Tapestry
by LAGIPOP
$23 $30
Description: Penguin from the 1989 Batman movie with letters in Japanese's hiragana. The upper one reads "Penguin", while the lower "Oswald Cobblepot", his name behind the villain figure.
Penguin - Oswald Cobblepot in Japanese's Hiragana (for dark-colored fabric) Tapestry
by LAGIPOP
$23 $30
Description: Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot, his name behind the villain figure) from the 1989 Batman movie.
Penguin - Oswald Cobblepot (for dark-colored fabric) Tapestry
by LAGIPOP
$23 $30
Description: GRACE is more than a word—it’s a powerful reminder of God’s unearned favor through Christ. This elegant Christian acrostic represents God’s Righteousness At Christ’s Expense, pointing to the heart of the Gospel and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Featuring sophisticated ivory typography, refined gold accents, and graceful script details, this faith-based design makes a meaningful statement for Christians who want to wear their faith boldly. Perfect for Christian men and women, church members, Bible study groups, worship gatherings, or anyone who celebrates the grace of God. Wear the message. Share the Gospel. Remember the price of grace.
Description: A groovy tribute to the wonderfully weird world of 1970s breakfast cereal! Grumble brings his unmistakable grouchy personality to a colorful retro design filled with wavy stripes, mod flowers and starbursts in classic orange, avocado green and harvest gold. Perfect for Freakies fans, vintage cereal collectors, and anyone who loves quirky 1970s nostalgia and retro advertising art.
Grumble – Freakies Retro 70s Cereal Character (for dark-colored backgrounds) Tapestry
by The Rochellean
$30
Description: Love meets science in this "hand-tinted" vintage illustration. We've applied a watercolor wash effect to a classic engraving. The design features an anatomical heart blooming with roses, surrounded by swallows, keys, and love letters. Deep reds, sage greens, and navy blues create a nostalgic, romantic atmosphere. Perfect for Goths and Romantics.
Description: This is the Flxible Clipper from 1950. My bus to be truthful. Yes Flxible it is missing and E. It was used in 1919 as the name of a sidecar company due to Flexible being trademark protected. The E was removed and the company expanded into making busses for transportation. The classis bus has been used in many movies over the years, and has many followers of the beautifully designed Art Deco style busses. Get a piece of history, as well as a conversation starter. On top of that it jut looks cool.