Pizza Sign Tapestries
Description: Village Inn Pizza Parlor was a chain of pizza restaurants that is believed to have been founded in 1963, however there are a few competing origin stories out there. Some say that the chain was first established in North Carolina in 1967, while another account suggests that the chain's origins began in Arizona in 1966. What we do know is that by 1969, the chain had over 70 locations across America, all with an iconic steeper-roofed architectural design. The restaurants appear to have been inspired by the design of Foxy's Restaurants, as both featured an A-frame style with a mix of rock and siding materials. While the chain is now long gone, several Village Inn Pizza Parlor locations are still in business today.
Description: A tarot card - 'The Pizza Lover'. A black cat with bright yellow eyes sits against a backdrop of a crescent moon and stars, enjoying a slice of pepperoni pizza. The cat's tail curls around its body, and it holds the pizza slice with its paw, with cheese dripping down its chin. A half-eaten pizza sits on a plate in front of the cat, along with a glass of dark liquid. Perfect gift for cat lovers and pizza enthusiast
Description: Starting in 1954 in Sacramento, CA, Shakey's Pizza Parlor and Ye Public House went on to be a tremendous hit in the late 60s, early 70s with it's Dixieland jazz, welcoming vibe, and pizza and beer. This pays homage to their earlier logo which was a shining beacon in the night for hungry square dancers of North Carolina in the 1970s. Distressed for 70s authenticity. Pepper flakes, anyone?
Description: "Do You Want a Clearer Sign?" is a surreal digital artwork featuring an astronaut helmet with a glowing neon pizza sign on the visor. Blending sci-fi aesthetics with playful pop culture elements, this piece invites viewers to find meaning in the unexpected. Bold, quirky, and eye-catching—perfect for space lovers, pizza fans, and anyone who appreciates a twist on the ordinary.
Description: A vintage-style sign featuring a red border with a distressed texture. The top section has the text 'Shakey's' in a light yellow cursive font. The middle section is black with large yellow text reading 'PIZZA' and '- PARLOR -' below it. The bottom section is red with white text 'DE PUBLIC HOUSE'.
Description: This vibrant pizza mascot flexes its pepperoni-topped bicep and flashes a peace sign, delivering bold mascot energy for pizza lovers and college humor fans. With pink shutter shades and a red bandana, the muscular pizza slice sits beside a soda can for an eye-catching look that fits weekend hangouts and summer parties. It is a fun conversation starter for anyone who loves pizza, peace, and an over-the-top mascot vibe.
Description: A caricature-style depiction shows a smiling man with curly brown hair and sunglasses riding an orange bicycle. He is wearing a blue crew neck top with a yellow emblem and green shorts. A black cat sits in the front basket, and a black bird flies above. A slice of pizza rests on the ground.
Description: A retro-style emblem featuring the text "Shakey's PIZZA PARLOR DE PUBLIC HOUSE" in a distressed, vintage aesthetic. The emblem has a red border with a white outline, a black middle section with specks, and the text is presented in cream, yellow, and white capital letters. The overall shape is an octagonal shield reminiscent of signage.
Description: A cartoon drawing shows a man with long brown hair, sunglasses, and a beard riding an orange and green bicycle. He is wearing a blue t-shirt and green shorts, giving a peace sign. A gray cat sits in the bicycle's front basket. A seagull flies above, and a slice of pizza is on the ground.
Description: PEACE PIZZA PATTERN features a gooey, dripping, cheesy pizzas in the shape of a peace sign, peace symbol with no words. Funny pizza pun and peace pun, Peace Pizza shirt, t-shirt, tee is perfect for peace makers, pizza lovers, pizzeria owners, pizza cooks, pizza waiters, pizza waitresses, pizza loving hippies, pizza delivery drivers, and men, women, teenagers, tweens, and kids who love pizza.
