Decorated Tapestries

Northern Irish American Grown With Northern Irish Roots - Gift for Northern Irish

Have No Fear The Lithuanian Is Here - Gift for Lithuanian From Lithuania

Diamond Bling Shiny Sugar Skull Diamond Skull

An original piece from the series “Please do not kill butterflies”. ORIGINAL SOLD. Please, all these dead animals ... Of course, not everyone of us can or want become vegetarian. Sure, in some cases, maybe, the medical experimentation needs them to get results. But we really have to kill them for our frivolous activities? ... Is it necessary to have so many pink pigs die in front of a camera? Do we really need to dissect sharks in formaldehyde, to starve stray dogs tied to a chain in the corner of a gallery, or to make innocent ants go crazy in twisted tubes of plexiglas? To make these drawings, no butterfly was killed.

For people that love gothic dark and lady skull. This illustration is La Catrina who is a symbol of the Mexican Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) and is usually portrayed as a skeleton or skull. She is often referred to as "Lady Skull" and is a popular motif in Mexican art. Catrinas are often seen as a representation of death and are often used to decorate graves and altars during the Day of the Dead.

For people that love gothic dark and lady skull. This illustration is La Catrina who is a symbol of the Mexican Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) and is usually portrayed as a skeleton or skull. She is often referred to as "Lady Skull" and is a popular motif in Mexican art. Catrinas are often seen as a representation of death and are often used to decorate graves and altars during the Day of the Dead.

Surrounding the skull are lush roses and vibrant flowers, their rich colors popping against the dark background. These elements symbolize the beauty and fragility of life, adding a poignant touch to the overall design.

This intricate artwork marries the macabre and the beautiful, featuring a detailed and symmetrical design of decorated skulls surrounded by an elaborate array of flowers and patterns. The central focus is a skillfully adorned skull, reminiscent of the Day of the Dead celebrations, encapsulating a blend of cultures and traditions in a visual spectacle.