Polish Christmas Tapestries
Description: Welcome to my series “Fancy Feathered Friends In Ugly Christmas Sweaters.” In this illustration a golden-laced polish hen sports her ugly Christmas sweater and freshly painted toenails. She attempts to hang some Christmas lights but ends up tangled instead. That’s ok, she’ll be glowing for the big poultry Christmas party! Look for more Polish color varieties (silver-laced and buff-laced) in this same design along with more types of fancy poultry sporting ugly sweaters!
Description: Celebrate Christmas with "Pierogi Tree". It showcases a whimsical Christmas tree made entirely of delicious Polish dumplings. For pierogi enthusiasts and food lovers, for traditional Polish cuisine lover, for food lovers, pierogi enthusiasts, and anyone with a love for Polonia's traditional dumplings.
Description: This unique design is a modern meme parody of a vintage Polish children's book illustration originally published in 1935. Featuring the famous phrase "Here we go again..." with a helpless sigh, this creative imagery adds a hilarious, sarcastic touch.
Here We Go Again Funny Vintage Santa Christmas Meme. #2 Tapestry
by EunsooLee
$23 $30
Description: This unique design is a modern meme parody of a vintage Polish children's book illustration originally published in 1935. Featuring the famous phrase "Here we go again..." with a helpless sigh, this creative imagery adds a hilarious, sarcastic touch.
Here We Go Again Funny Vintage Santa Christmas Meme. Tapestry
by EunsooLee
$23 $30
Description: Welcome to my series “Fancy Feathered Friends In Ugly Christmas Sweaters.” In this illustration a splash polish cockerel is sporting his ugly Christmas sweater vest along with his Reindeer antlers and bells. He’s standing on the gift he spent all day wrapping for Miss Cocoa. Look for more Polish chicken varieties (silver-laced, golden-laced, and white crested black) along with more types of fancy poultry sporting ugly Christmas sweaters!
Description: Welcome to my series “Fancy Feathered Friends In Ugly Christmas Sweaters.” In this illustration a silver-laced polish hen sports her ugly Christmas sweater and freshly painted toenails. She attempts to hang some Christmas lights but ends up tangled instead. That’s ok, she’ll be glowing for the big poultry Christmas party! Look for more Polish color varieties (golden-laced and buff-laced) in this same design along with more types of fancy poultry sporting ugly sweaters!
Description: In this illustration a silver laced polish cockerel is sporting his elf apparel complete with an elf hat and candy cane leg warmers. He’s spent all day helping Santa build toys for the little chicks. Look for more Polish chicken varieties (silver-laced, golden-laced, splash, and white crested black) along with more types of fancy poultry sporting ugly Christmas sweaters!
Description: Welcome to my series “Fancy Feathered Friends In Ugly Christmas Sweaters.” In this illustration a white crested black polish cockerel sports his ugly Christmas sweater and a Santa hat. He’s standing on the gift he spent all day wrapping for Mrs. Cluck. Look for more Polish chicken varieties (silver-laced, golden-laced, and splash) along with more types of fancy poultry sporting ugly sweaters!
Description: A Wigilia table drawn the way an engineer would draw it. Plan view, dimensioned: the cloth, the hay underneath it, seven covers with one place set for whoever turns up, and twelve dishes balloon-numbered like parts on a drawing sheet. The list runs barszcz z uszkami to piernik, each one named in Polish with what it actually is written underneath. No meat on this table — the carp and the herring are the rule, not the exception. And nobody sits down until a star shows. Plate 05 in a series of technical drawings of Polish things. This one prints in the color for light garments. The version for dark garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/98918892-anatomy-of-a-wigilia-table
Description: A Wigilia table drawn the way an engineer would draw it. Plan view, dimensioned: the cloth, the hay underneath it, seven covers with one place set for whoever turns up, and twelve dishes balloon-numbered like parts on a drawing sheet. The list runs barszcz z uszkami to piernik, each one named in Polish with what it actually is written underneath. No meat on this table — the carp and the herring are the rule, not the exception. And nobody sits down until a star shows. Plate 05 in a series of technical drawings of Polish things. This one prints in the color for dark garments. The version for light garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/98918645-anatomy-of-a-wigilia-table-light-shirts
