Red Lion Tapestries
Description: The Lion Rampant of Scotland is also known as The Royal Standard of Scotland as well as Banner of the King of Scots. The distinctive Lion Rampant features a red lion set against a yellow background with a double red border and the lion's claws and tongue are blue. The lion is a common charge in heraldry. It traditionally symbolises courage, nobility, royalty, strength, stateliness and valour, because historically the lion has been regarded as the "king of beasts". The lion also carries Judeo-Christian symbolism.
Description: A black background features a white and black stylized lion dog creature with swirling patterns in its mane, body, and tail. Behind the creature is a solid red circle representing a sun. In the bottom right corner are two red Japanese characters. Below the creature, the text "SWORD & SUSHI" is displayed in red capital letters.
Description: This is the actual original design, copied many times of a beautiful graphic red, gold and green roaring lion's head in the shape of the African continent for all lovers of anything Africa, reggae, Rastafari, roots reggae, black power, equality, freedom and emancipation, racial pride and equality for Pan-African-Americans and proud black men and women of Mother Africa and African history. An afrocentric emblem for royalty, strength, wisdom, courage and protection. A great gift for black history month and a perfect statement for black, proud, melanated, melanin, noble African brothers and sisters.
Description: A bold red lion crest inspired by England pride. The design features a strong lion head layered over a rough cross backdrop with a minimal star accent, giving it a gritty supporter-style look. Perfect for football fans, England supporters, or anyone who likes strong heraldic style graphics. The monochrome red style keeps it clean while still looking powerful on dark shirts. Works great for match days, tournaments, supporter gatherings, or everyday wear if you want to show your England pride.
WEIRD BESTIARY,MEDIEVAL KNIGHT FIGHTING SNAIL,DRAGON AND LION IN RED BROWN Tapestry
by BulganLumini
$23 $30
Description: Celebrate greatness with this striking lion crest graphic. Featuring a fierce roaring lion wearing a regal crown within a protective shield, this bold aesthetic captures the spirit of a legendary basketball . Perfect for sports fans who love powerful, competitive imagery and a majestic, high-contrast look.
Description: A beautiful graphic red, gold and green roaring lion's head in the shape of the African continent with Alkebulan text for all lovers of anything Africa, reggae, Rastafari, roots reggae, black power, equality, freedom and emancipation, racial pride and equality for Pan-African-Americans and proud black men and women of Mother Africa and African history. An afrocentric emblem for royalty, strength, wisdom, courage and protection. A great gift for black history month and a perfect statement for black, proud, melanated, melanin, noble African brothers and sisters.
Description: A bold red Lion Rampant rises from the dark like a Scottish standard, fierce and proud. Mane ablaze in crimson and orange, it stands for Scotland’s spirit: unyielding, historic, and ready for the clash of the pitch. Clutching a rugby ball, the lion becomes a modern motif of national pride. Muscular, focused, and unafraid, it captures the heart of Scottish rugby: strength, honor, and passion carried into every match. ABOUT THE ART © Sunday, February 22, 2026, 9:50:24 AM Tracey Harrington-Simpson
WEIRD BESTIARY,MEDIEVAL KNIGHT FIGHTING SNAIL,DRAGON AND LION IN ROYAL RED Tapestry
by BulganLumini
$23 $30
Description: A beautiful graphic solid white outline roaring lion's head in the shape of the African continent for all lovers of anything Africa, reggae, Rastafari, roots reggae, black power, equality, freedom and emancipation, racial pride and equality for Pan-African-Americans and proud black men and women of Mother Africa and African history. An afrocentric emblem for royalty, strength, wisdom, courage and protection. A great gift for black history month and a perfect statement for black, proud, melanated, melanin, noble African brothers and sisters.
