Molds Tapestries

Description: Humorous design emphasizing mold's spreading ability with a dandelion graphic.

Description: Discover the fascinating world of mycology with this unique design featuring the phrase 'I Collect Spores, Molds, and Fungus.' This artwork showcases a detailed vintage botanical illustration style, presenting a variety of forest fungi. You'll find iconic mushrooms like the red-capped Amanita, vibrant Chanterelles, and the distinctive Morel, alongside other species growing on a mossy log. The intricate details include ferns, oak leaves, and berries, capturing the essence of a deep forest exploration. This design is perfect for mycologists, mushroom hunters, foragers, and anyone passionate about identifying and studying fungi in their natural habitat. Whether you're an experienced mushroom collector or simply a nature enthusiast

Description: If It Involves Soap Molds Botanicals Wine Count Me

Description: Rage shirt Against Machine pride — "The microphone explodes, shattering the molds". vintage screen-print rap metal design for Rage fans and Against Machine collectors — anti trump, anti fascism, machine, rage, freedom, political statement. Perfect Rage graphic tee Against Machine gift for concerts, birthdays, holidays and record store days. Soft, high-quality Against Machine lovers fabric — Rage spirit built to last wash after wash. Since 1999.

Description: Rage shirt Against Machine pride — "The microphone explodes, shattering the molds". vintage screen-print rap metal design for Rage fans and Against Machine collectors — rap metal, funk metal, rap metal gift, retro alt rock, concert band, rap metal album art. Perfect Rage graphic tee Against Machine gift for concerts, birthdays, holidays and record store days. Soft, high-quality Against Machine lovers fabric — Rage spirit built to last wash after wash. Since 1992.

Description: A monochrome composition featuring bold white text on a black background. The text reads 'MOLDS DO IT SPORE-ADICALLY' arranged in three lines with a horizontal line separating the first two. To the right of the text, a stylized white representation of mold spores on a stalk is depicted.

Description: I hunt mushrooms version 2

Description: Tribeca Lower Manhattan Spores, Molds & Fungus Club, Est. 1984 Liber Mortuus Est

Description: Embrace your unique life choices with this distressed minimalist typography highlighting the ultimate self-deprecating truth. Ideal for surviving an awkward holiday dinner or an upcoming sibling reunion, this brutally self-aware aesthetic totally diffuses family tension. Secure this peacefully detached statement piece today and proudly own your black sheep status.

Description: A gloriously nerdy microbiology pun based on the fact that molds reproduce by spores, complete with Penicillum mold illustration. Be a fungi and get it today.

Description: Who doesn't love the classic glow of a vintage Halloween blow mold?

Description: Life is so colorful microbiologist

Description: NYC

Description: My absolute favorite blow mold in my collection! The tabletop Bayshore witch hat pumpkin!

Description: Do you love blow molds? Are you a collector? We got you covered!

Description: He’s an unstoppable ghost-busting machine sent from the future to rid New York City of all other-worldly entities and paranormal pests!

Description: Step into the microcosmic world of Ernst Haeckel with this mesmerizing Mycetozoa illustration, drawn from his groundbreaking 1904 work Kunstformen der Natur. This intricate design showcases the elegant complexity of slime molds, rendered in Haeckel’s iconic blend of science and Art Nouveau style. With its alien forms and surreal geometry, it’s ideal for lovers of biology, vintage illustration, and the curious beauty of the natural world. Printed on apparel, wall art, or home goods, this design makes a bold, organic statement—perfect for dark academia, science lovers, and nature-inspired aesthetics. Kunstformen der Natur (1904), plate 93: Mycetozoa

Description: This design is all typography capturing an enduring quote from Dr. Egon Spengler

Description: Do you have any hobbies?

Description: A possible interpretation of how God created man using molds. Just like a ceramist using slip-casting molds. A great gift for an atheist. Or just somebody with imaginations.

Description: A funny pastry design which: "I can't eat another bite oh look pie!" read. Perfect for bakers and friends who love sweet things such as cakes, muffins and cupcakes to snack on and love to bake.