Eve Sin Tapestries

Inspired by the story of Adam and Eve who were tempted by the snake to eat from the apple of the Tree of knowledge of good and evil, thus condemning mankind to become sinful. The snake is represented by the leaf and Adam and Eve by the bite they took from the apple.

According to legend, Lilith was Adam's first wife, created at the same time and from the same earth as he was. She would, however, eventually abandon both her marriage and husband after refusing to become subservient to him. Eve was then created from Adam's rib to be both his new wife and companion, but unfortunately, she succumbs to the Serpent's temptation and eats the forbidden fruit from off the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Eve shares the fruit with her husband, and as a result, the first humans are cursed and expelled from the Garden of Eden by God forever for their disobedience.

Eve is an important figure in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam as she was the first woman created by God. She was created from Adam's rib to be both his wife and companion. Unfortunately, however, she would eventually unwittingly succumb to the Serpent's temptation and eat the forbidden fruit from off the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Eve shares the fruit with her husband, and as a result, the first humans are cursed and expelled from the Garden of Eden by God forever for their disobedience.

The Original Odd Couple

Tread together live forever

Lilith is a character in Jewish mythology found earliest in the Babylonian Talmud, and is generally thought to be related to a class of female demons. In Jewish folklore, Lilith was Adam's first wife, who was created at the same time and from the same earth as he was. Lilith abandoned both her husband and marriage after refusing to become subservient to Adam. She was subsequently cursed by God for her disobedience when she would not return to the Garden of Eden after an affair with the archangel, Samael.

Eve and the Garden of Eden

Signature of the Snake

Tread together live forever

I was impressed by Kate Moss. She expressed the severity of knowledge in way like she totally burnt out in one moment.

sneaky snake!

Inspired by the original sin.

Cool God is good sin is bad black and white design.

This unique design features a delightful twist on the famous scientist, Isaac Newton, reimagined as Biblical Eve (Male version). Perfect for science enthusiasts and humor lovers alike!

We think we know the story.... but ... The more you look... the more you see?

...this shirt is an index of my sin.

Wild Ladies

accident in paradise, vibrant botanical floral and pink snake – as trippy as it gets! painted, by yours truly.

No man is happy without a delusion of some kind. Delusions are as necessary to our happiness as realities.

Fresco painted by Masaccio between 1425 and 1427, in the Cappella Brancacci, Florence. It depicts the grief-stricken Adam and Eve being driven out of the garden of Eden into the world outside by an armed angel after eating the forbidden fruit. The dramatic realism of this fresco had a major influence on Florentine Renaissance painting and his style was studied and copied by Fra Angelica, Michelangelo and others. The Masaccio frescoes are significant in that they introduced Brunelleschi's rules of linear perspective and composition into Florentine Renaissance painting. In addition, they increased the illusion of depth perception by using his technique of 'rilievo', in which the scene depicted is illuminated by one dominant light source wh...

Soul Of A Sinner artwork

A cool ink print of snakes and apples just hanging out

Of all the animals God created, the serpent was the most tricky and deceitful.