Steppes Tapestries

Steppes and African forest with a beautiful tiger cat resting in the middle of a wonderful landscape.

Discover the tranquil beauty of the Mongolian Steppe with this elegant black and white poster. Perfect for travelers and nature enthusiasts alike, this piece brings a touch of the vast, serene wilderness into your space. Explore the spirit of Mongolia on TeePublic.

Asian girl in the national mongolian headgear. Illustration

The cossacks were a nomadic eastern european empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The cimerians were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Sarmatians were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Xiongnu were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The khitans were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Ilkhanates were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Golden Horde were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Chagatais were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Tartars were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The gokturks were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Xianbei were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Timurids were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Scythians were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Parthians were a nomadic iranian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

Design of masks, inspired by various themes and cultures of the world suitable for any material, for lovers of modern and casual

The Huns were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Kushan were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The Hephthalites were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

The rourans were a nomadic central asian empire heavily-reliant on horses, and this design makes a joke at that.

Flag of Mongolia. Countries in East Asia

Discover the untouched beauty of Mongolia with this striking black and white portrayal of a lone horse in the vast Mongolian Steppes. Perfect for nature lovers and wanderlust hearts, this fine art piece brings a serene wilderness to your Teepublic collection.

3 intricate gold ornament coming from 2 different kurgans, burial grounds of Scythian chieftains somewhere between the Black and Caspian seas

The twin valleys of Soganli (Asagi Soganli & Yukari Soganli) are the southeast corner of the imaginary triangle that forms Cappadocia. Although in the southwest "edge" of Kayseri Prefecture, it's very close to the "borders" with Nevsehir Prefecture, not very far from the "heart" of Cappadocia (Central Anatolia, Turkey), but still far enough, for most of the tourists, so you will have the chance to explore the 2 valleys of Soganli, practically "alone". Inside the valleys, a researcher, called Anastasios Levidis, counted 360 rock-cut byzantine churches, not carved in the slopes of the valleys, but "inside" some rocky cones. If your "base" is somewhere around Goreme, Urgup or Mustafapasa (Sinassos), you'll have to drive 36 km south of Si...

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The twin valleys of Soganli (Asagi Soganli & Yukari Soganli) are the southeast corner of the imaginary triangle that forms Cappadocia. Although in the southwest "edge" of Kayseri Prefecture, it's very close to the "borders" with Nevsehir Prefecture, not very far from the "heart" of Cappadocia (Central Anatolia, Turkey), but still far enough, for most of the tourists, so you will have the chance to explore the 2 valleys of Soganli, practically "alone". Inside the valleys, a researcher, called Anastasios Levidis, counted 360 rock-cut byzantine churches, not carved in the slopes of the valleys, but "inside" some rocky cones. If your "base" is somewhere around Goreme, Urgup or Mustafapasa (Sinassos), you'll have to drive 36 km south of Si...

Indigenous people are hunting deer in a vast steppe. He is armed with a bow and arrow and watches the prey, the deer animal in its natural habitat. The struggle for survival, yes, the oldest of animal motivations.

This design features some of the most well known and powerful tribes and peoples of the ancient Scythian culture, with an ancient golden symbol discovered from the region. Tribes include: Agathyrsi - Androphagi - Amyrgians - Budini - Cadusii - Dahae - Geloni - Gelae - Legae - Parni - Saka Part of the Ancient History, Ancient Steppe Cultures and Ancient Warfare Collection

Mongolian falconer in the steppes of Asia