Morgoth Tapestries

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The Balrogs of Morgoth

The epic battle from The Silmarillion!

Join the Band as they sing for the world to be on their oncomming tour : Songs for Arda !

Death Metal

The warrior Hurin is bound to a mountain seat by the will of Morgoth whose power he defies.

Lord of the Nazgul.

Show your love for fallen Maiar AND lifting weights with this menacing illustration

Pestilence

Death Metal

From hell

Show your love for fallen Maiar AND lifting weights with this menacing illustration, distressed printing

Many names of Dwarves, in Sindar, K

Watercolor depiction of a Balrog of Morgoth in the style of the Lord of the Rings

Night falls on Khazad-dum Delve deeply, greed malign Black pit of mithril mine Come Balrog, shadow-flame! Moria-Coming-Fire, Durin's Bane! And then it all burns down Durin's Bane!

The mightiest of (male) Ainur who descended on Arda.

The many names of the most tragic man in all of Arda, Turin Turambar, the mighty son of the mightiest Edain hero Húrin Thalion.

Morgoth would wear this t-shirt

Pastel goth design perfect for gothy people who loves yandere. It can be also given as a christmas or birthday gift to your friends ,boyfriend/girlfriend who also love gothy things. Design is also fitting in time for any national goth day.

Show your love for fallen Maiar AND lifting weights with this menacing illustration, showing only the flame of Durin's Bane

In the small, quiet town of Hollowbrook, there was a peculiar pumpkin patch where a single, malevolent pumpkin was rumored to be possessed by a mischievous spirit. This pumpkin, with a sinister grin that seemed to dance with an eerie light, would occasionally roll through the streets at night, playing tricks and pranks on unsuspecting residents. The town's children would leave treats for it on Halloween, hoping to appease the mischievous spirit and keep their nights free from its spooky surprises.

The mightiest of (male) Ainur who descended on Arda.

TÚRIN TURAMBAR DAGNIR GLAURUNGA

Fëanor did nothing wrong. Ever.

Silmarillion / Lord of the Rings Inspired

Evil cannot create anything new, it can only corrupt and ruin what good forces have invented or made. - JRR Tolkien