Gender Identity Tapestries

A polygender person has many genders, typically more than three. Black, grey, pink, yellow and blue flag.

A demigod or demiguy is someone whose gender identity is only partly male but may not comprise of any other genders. The flag has two dark grey stripes, two light grey stripes, two light blue stripes and one white stripe in the middle.

Three genders, either simultaneously or one at a time. Pink, purple and green. Trigender.

Librafeminine flag. Black and white represent lack of gender, grey symbolizes semi-genderlessness and pink represents semi-feminine alignment.

Welcome to our whimsical world of pronouns with our adorable 'They/Them Frog' design! This charming piece features a cute frog who proudly champions they/them pronouns. It's a celebration of nonbinary, demigirl, demiboy, transgender, and omnisexual identities, all wrapped up in a delightful queer aesthetic. Perfect for anyone who adores kawaii charm and celebrates the rich tapestry of diverse identities. Hop into a world of inclusivity with our froggy friend!

Project Pride - diversity is awesome. <3

Project Pride - diversity is awesome. <3

Demigirlflux Script T-shirt and other Merch

The neutrois flag is white, green and black. Neutrois persons are gender neutral.

Demigirl flag teacup

Project Pride - diversity is awesome. <3

Project Pride - diversity is awesome. <3

The genderqueer flag is green, white and purple. The green represents non-binary gender, the white is all or lack of gender, and the purple represents a combination of both masculine and feminine gender.

The two young men

Moment of tenderness

A snake bites its own tail, forming an ouroboros. This python has a nonbinary flag colored patterned! A cute LGBTQIA+ danger noodle! In the center are the pronouns They Them, commonly used by enby people.

Perfect for grown up lesbians, grab this design as an elegant self-determination tool in your daily life, or use it as a perfect gift for your friends who also love the roaring twenties women or have an fashion or elegant standing in their daily life. Also good for lesbians who love, live, or are from Japan. Photographed in Japan, January 1923.

The androgyne flag has five stripes: maroon, purple, gold, dark grey and dark blue. Androgynes can be a blend of both or neither of the binary genders.

Put your pronoun on your chest and feel the pride! If your pronoun is something other than 'he', check out my shop for alternatives :) While this design uses the colours of the trans pride flag, there are also variations with the nonbinary and genderqueer colours coming up.

Reminder Demigirl is my label T-shirt and other Merch

An abstracted design with the intersex pride colours. As I (to my knowledge) am not intersex, I forward 50% of my profits from this design to the OII Europe. If you would like to suggest a different intersex organization as recipient of that money, please contact me at [email protected].

While genderqueer representation is almost non-existent, we still exist, and are still valid. An abstracted design with the genderqueer pride colours.

The multigender flag has two shades of blue stripes around a single orange stripe.

Put your pronoun on your chest and feel the pride! If your pronoun is something other than 'she', check out my shop for alternatives :) While this design uses the colours of the trans pride flag, there are also variations with the nonbinary and genderqueer colours coming up.

While agender representation is almost non-existent, agender people still exist, and are still valid. An abstracted design with the agender pride colours

Put your pronoun on your chest and feel the pride! If your pronoun is something other than 'ze', check out my shop for alternatives :) While this design uses the colours of the trans pride flag, there are also variations with the nonbinary and genderqueer colours coming up.

Yellow with a purple circle...the Intersex flag.

A pastel-shade rainbow flag with the rainbow star symbol make up the xenogender flag. Xenogendered persons may identify their gender outside of traditional ways, including relating to trees, animals or other non-gender categories.

The bigender flag has multiple shades of pink and blue, as well as purple and white. Bigender people have two distinct gender identities that they either experience simultaneously or one at a time.

Put your pronoun on your chest and feel the pride! If your pronoun is something other than 'they', check out my shop for alternatives :) While this design uses the colours of the trans pride flag, there are also variations with the nonbinary and genderqueer colours coming up.

Fingerprint with the colors of the Trans flag

While lgbtqia+ representation is still scarce, we still exist, we are valid, and we're not going anywhere. Put more gay/queer in your life with some cheerful, abstracted rainbow pride.

Leap into a world of inclusivity and charm with our 'He/They Frog' design! This delightful frog jubilantly celebrates He/They pronouns, joyfully embracing nonbinary, enby, demigirl, demiboy, and LGBTQ identities. A cute nod to diversity and acceptance, our froggy friend is here to leap into hearts and foster understanding in the most adorable way. Join the celebration and let's hop towards a more inclusive world together!

A design that allows you to put forward your own pronouns.

Identity is not fixed but something we constantly build. For some of us this construction is short and easy, for others it is long and painful. No matter hoy you get to discover yourself, it's always ok to take your time. Be patient! you're still under construction. This is of course particularly true for people with non-cis identities. Stay safe, remember you're valid no matter where you are in the journey of self discovery.

Boxes are for pizza, not people. People shouldn't be forced to fit into neat little boxes.