Hawthorn Tapestries
Description: Once a year in this part of the world in September there is a sense of excitement in the air as Australian Football League (AFL) better known as Aussie Rules approaches the Grand Final. This year it is Hawthorn Hawks vs the West Coast Eagles. Sorry it is a bit late for the big game this year.
Description: A dignified long-eared horse-hybrid with white-colored hawthorn blossoms and green-colored vegetation, with yellow-colored MO lettering creating a cheerful vintage regional poster about MO. Perfect for Missourian, rural-life fans, horse-hybrid and farm-animal enthusiasts, state-pride shoppers, road-trippers and collectors. Great for birthdays, father-focused days, regional fairs, souvenirs, and Midwest events.
Description: Step onto the court with the energetic Hawthorn Basketball Emblem, a sleek circular graphic crafted for true lovers of the game. Featuring a vibrant green basketball accented by bold navy blues and crisp white stars, this design captures the passion, rhythm, and competitive spirit of hoop culture. Whether you are repping your local team, gearing up for game day, or looking for the perfect sports-inspired streetwear graphic, this dynamic layout brings authentic athletic style to any product.
Description: A tribute to Victorian football pride. Inspired by the iconic Big V, this design celebrates AFL history, Aussie rules culture, and the passion of footy fans. The graphic depicts some AFL Legends who wore the Big V for Victoria (Haydn Bunton Snr, EJ Whitten and Dermott Brereton).
Description: Some people keep one bottle of hot sauce in the cupboard. Others apparently dedicate an entire house to it. Hawthorn Hot Sauce House is for chilli lovers, sauce hoarders and anyone who has confidently said, “How hot could it be?” immediately before losing the ability to speak. Featuring one suspiciously cheerful bottle mascot and an increasingly irresponsible approach to condiments. Cool fact: Capsaicin creates the sensation of burning by activating the same receptors that normally detect physical heat, even though the chilli itself isn’t actually hot.
Description: This is my painting of the Missouri state bird, the eastern bluebird and the state flower, the white hawthorn blossom. This is a male bluebird. Missouri was admitted to the union on August 10, 1821 as the 24th state. This is painting is part of my State Birds & Flowers Collection.
Description: Two great tit birds eating red berries on the hawthorn tree branch in autumn. Detail of a larger illustration.
Two Great Tit Birds on The hawthorn Tree Branch With Red Berries Tapestry
by Julia Doria Illustration
$30
