Monkey World Pillows
Description: This vintage-style football club graphic features a determined Japanese macaque mascot wearing a soccer jersey, framed by bold varsity typography and traditional Japanese elements like Mount Fuji and kanji characters. The distressed red, black, and cream color palette gives the design a classic sports-merchandise feel, celebrating team pride, discipline, and ambition with a playful monkey-themed identity.
Description: This vintage-inspired football club graphic features a stern macaque mascot representing the fictional “Morocco Macaques Football Club,” dressed in a Moroccan-themed jersey and fez, framed by iconic architectural and desert elements. Distressed textures, bold collegiate lettering, and playful slogans create a nostalgic sports-merch aesthetic that blends national pride, humor, and competitive spirit.
Description: Colombia Tamarins FC embodies the soul of the cloud forest, blending flair and rhythm with fearless football inspired by nature and culture. Led by the golden tamarin, the club stands for joy, resilience, and a deep connection between the jungle’s spirit and the beautiful game.
Description: This design presents Senegal Patas FC "Red Lightning" as a fierce, speed-driven football club, with an aggressive patas monkey mascot charging across a shield crest inspired by Senegalese colors and symbolism. The distressed vintage style, lightning motifs, and references to Dakar, the Lion Coast, and World Cup 2026 create the feel of authentic supporter merchandise for a proud club built around pace, pride, and national identity.
Description: The Sillman Hotel was built in 1910 by the Sillman Brothers. It was a five-story brick construction (125 rooms and 8 apartments) on the Southwest corner of Third and Monroe in Spokane, Washington. The ground floor had a large dining room, The Monkey Room (a Pre-Tiki Tropical Bar), and a cafe, as well as a barber shop and lobby. The Monkey Room was aptly named for the caged gibbons kept on display. Old timers like to mention that customers entered the bar laughing and pointing at the monkeys and later, the monkeys would laugh and point at the drunken customers on their way out.
Description: This design presents Senegal Patas FC "Red Lightning" as a fierce, speed-driven football club, with an aggressive patas monkey mascot charging across a shield crest inspired by Senegalese colors and symbolism. The distressed vintage style, lightning motifs, and references to Dakar, the Lion Coast, and World Cup 2026 create the feel of authentic supporter merchandise for a proud club built around pace, pride, and national identity.
"Don't Be Afraid To Be The Fool" The Rogue Attraction Pillow
by The Rogue Attraction
$23 $28
Description: This retro cartoon design showcases a mischievous monkey sporting a shiny tin foil hat, flashing a peace sign with a sly grin. With the witty tagline “Monkey see, monkey conspire,” it playfully pokes fun at conspiracy culture through a classic vintage character style. Perfect for fans of satire, quirky humor, and old-school cartoon mascots, this piece combines clever wordplay with a bold, eye-catching illustration.
Description: A charming common marmoset created from brown, gray, gold, and cream geometric paper folds. Featuring enormous white ear tufts, bright eyes, delicate hands, and a long banded tail, this design is ideal for marmoset lovers, monkey fans, origami enthusiasts, children, and wildlife collectors.
Description: Language is a tool that ordinarily separates man from animal. This understanding was challenged by Koko, a gorilla known for her astonishing use of sign language. Koko understood 2,000 words of spoken English, in addition to her knowledge of more than 1,000 signs. Throughout her life, Koko kept kittens as pets. Koko passed away in her sleep June 2018. This piece represents how I hope Koko is now, free, and with the kittens she loved at her side.
Description: Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys and girls; and POTASSIUM ENTHUSIASTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD! Silhouette tribute to the greatest game ever played AND the Chief Potassium Enthusiast himself: The Young Professor yelling his famous ending line at the start of all Savannah Bananas games. This pays tribute to the arch rivals of the Bananas This is not your grandad's pasttime. This is Bananaball!
