Santa Clause Tapestries
Description: December 12 – Stekkjastaur (Sheep-Cote-Clod) is the first Yule Lad who comes to town on the night before the 12th of December and also the first to depart for home on the 25th December. He was said to harass sheep, suck milk from them and was known for having two stiff peg-legs.
Description: Mrs. Claus with a modern twist. She has a cheerful expression and is wearing a red dress with white fur trim, resembling a Santa suit. The outfit is completed with a black belt with a gold buckle. She has on a pair of black-rimmed glasses and white gloves, and her hairstyle is a voluminous white bob with curls. On her head sits a Santa hat, also trimmed with white fur and a fluffy pom-pom. She is holding a gift wrapped in red paper with a red ribbon, suggesting she may be giving out presents.
Description: If you love the North Pole, Tiny Reindeer, Elves, or snowy Christmas mornings this Christmas Shirt is for you. Politically incorrect, sometimes offensive but always funny Christmas, Holiday, and Winter themed ugly sweater style shirts for the whole family. Santa Clause would wear this design. Put a present under the Christmas Tree that anyone will love. Graphic T-Shirt design. Makes a unique gift for a birthday, party, Christmas or any holiday or occasion.
Description: Gowrons eyes are legendary! He sees you while you're sleeping, He knows when you have no honour. You'd better watch out!!
Gowron Santa Clause Tapestry
by Harley Warren – Pop Culture Mashups, Surreal Art & Chaotic T‑Shirt Wizardry
$30
Description: Norman Rockwell's 1920 picture of Santa cements the red outfit and jolly, pleasingly plump physique associated with Santa Claus in the popular imagination. This benevolent, elderly man squints into the distance while going over his account books, a circle of smiling children superimposed behind him. Dressed in a slightly straining red waistcoat, with a sprig of holly in his hair, Rockwell's Santa is undeniably festive and kind, irrevocably establishing him as the beloved gift-bringer of childhood Christmas dreams.
