Alpe Dhuez Pillows
Description: Alpe d'huez cycling artwork showing the most famous climb in cycling. Nothing beats the atmosphere of the Tour de France ascending the alp through Dutch corner. Celebrate your ascent or your passion with this original artwork by me! I cycled this mountain a few years back with the road still emblazoned with the legends who has raced up it just a month before me.
Description: A triangular shape filled with a white background and a red polka dot pattern. A black, wavy line cuts through the center of the triangle, resembling a mountain road. Below the triangle, the text "ALPE D'HUEZ" is displayed in bold white capital letters against a black background.
Description: Ski Alpe D huez. This design available on everything from t shirts and hoodies to stickers and iPhone cases is ideal for or as a gift for people who love skiing or snowboarding and the beautiful french ski town of Alpe D'Huez. Design features text 'ALPE D'HUEZ FRANCE SKI PARADISE EST - 1936 ELEV 1860 -3300 / 10930'.
Description: Ski Alpe D huez. This design available on everything from t shirts and hoodies to stickers and iPhone cases is ideal for or as a gift for people who love skiing or snowboarding and the beautiful french ski town of Alpe D'Huez. Design features text 'ALPE D'HUEZ FRANCE SKI PARADISE EST - 1936 ELEV 1860 -3300 / 10930'.
Description: In 2022 the women’s Tour de France will be (for the first time ever!) an eight stage race. This Queen of the Mountains Alpe d'Huez design is in celebration of this historical cycling event, the inaugural Tour de France Femmes! As women’s cycling continues to progress we look forward to seeing this race feature climbs over every famous French mountain pass.
Description: Wear this trendy design featuring a faux-embroidery style of Mont Ventoux, France 🚴♂️⛰️—located in the Provence region in the southeast of the country, about 20 kilometers northeast of Carpentras, it is a legendary mountain route for cycling enthusiasts. It rises on the northern slope, at the edge of the Alps.
