Deaf Awareness Tapestries
Description: Celebrate deaf awareness with the message However You Hear Is Beautiful. This colorful boho floral design combines an ASL hand gesture, hearing devices, and inclusive community symbolism. A meaningful choice for Deaf and hard of hearing advocates, ASL learners, interpreters, families, educators, and supporters of accessibility and equal communication. The expressive artwork helps promote visibility, acceptance, and pride across the Deaf community.
Deaf Awareness However You Hear Is Beautiful ASL Boho Floral Design Tapestry
by Galavan
$23 $30
Description: A blackout background displays the words "TEACHER of the DEAF". Each letter in "TEACHER" and "DEAF" is formed by a stylized hand making a sign language gesture. The word 'of the' is rendered in white block letters, with a yellow hand sign for the letter 'f'. The hands are outlined and filled with various colors, including coral, teal, yellow, and salmon.
Description: Unique and inspirational design to show awareness and support deaf people over the month, week or day. Great idea for perfect gift for the ones you love: mom, dad, daughter, son, wife, husband, niece, nephew, sister, brother, aunt, uncle, grandma or grandpa. Special present to wear / share with a friend or other family member. Adorable tee shirt ideal for Christmas, Halloween, happy birthday or every day. Show your support and give courage to the people you love and care about.
Just Deaf Not Rude Deaf Awareness Month Hear Your Voice T-Shirt Tapestry
by DDJOY Perfect Gift Shirts
$30
Description: This is the perfect design for sign language interpreters, CODAs, Deaf, hard of hearing, students in ASL Club, or someone who loves American Sign Language. Wear it to ASL Club, meet-ups, interpreting, or around the house. Makes a great birthday or Christmas gift for friends, family, or yourself!
Description: In 2013 National Association for the Deaf successfully advocated for a hearing test waiver process for otherwise qualified deaf Commercial Drivers License candidates. Deafness is NOT a disability. Art created by yours truly (hearing ally signer) as a part of a class online in pursuit of my Deaf Studies BA Degree at Gallaudet University.