Pride Month Rubber Tapestries
Description: This symbol is for members of the rubber and latex fetish community and is similar to its predecessor, the leather Pride flag. Peter Tolos and Scott Moats created the design in 1995 "as a means to identifying like-minded men and [it] reflects the sensory, sensual, and mental passion we have for rubber." They say the black color represents "our lust for the look and feel for shiny black rubber," the red symbolizes "our blood passion for rubber and rubbermen," while yellow highlights "our drive for intense rubber play and fantasies." It also features a literal kink, for obvious reasons.
LGBT LGBTQ Rainbow LGBT Parade Rubber Duck Gay Pride Month Tapestry
by Constanzia
$23 $30
Description: In this touching and inclusive drawing, a rubber duck stands proudly, holding a nonbinary pride flag with a sense of dignity and authenticity. The rubber duck, with its classic round body and gentle smile, emanates warmth and acceptance, embodying the spirit of diversity and inclusivity. The nonbinary pride flag is depicted with vibrant and meaningful colors: yellow, white, purple, and black, arranged in horizontal stripes. The duck holds the flag delicately in one of its wings, with the flag unfurling gracefully, symbolizing support, solidarity, and celebration of nonbinary identities.
