Obelisk Pillows
Description: A detailed, ornate obelisk featuring celestial symbols like moons and stars, multiple eyes, and floral motifs including sunflowers and other blooming plants. A red droplet with liquid streams down the side of the obelisk. The entire composition is set against a black background with stylized cloud outlines.
Description: This circular emblem represents Ripon, Yorkshire, England. The central scene depicts the cathedral towers in green alongside traditional town buildings with orange roofs. In the center stands the marketplace obelisk monument with winding pathways and green trees. The text displays the city name, location, and the establishment year of six hundred seventy-two.
Description: This Yu-Gi-Oh! fan art series is a personal tribute to the iconic monsters, characters, and visual universe of the original franchise. Each piece reinterprets familiar subjects such as Dark Magician, Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Red-Eyes Black Dragon, Exodia, and other legendary monsters through a highly detailed, vintage-inspired illustration style.
Description: A Argentina travel patch design drawn as an embroidered postage stamp. The Buenos Aires Obelisk sits inside a stitched stamp frame, embroidered in light blue thread under ARGENTINA lettering. Made for Argentines, expats, study abroad students, and backpackers who bring home a patch from every trip. It is a quieter alternative to flag and map designs. Part of a wider South America and world country series built in the same stitched stamp style.
Description: Docked at Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston, USS Constitution holds the title of oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world since 1797, per the poster text. American flags fly above her masts and rigging while figures in historical dress walk the wooden dock in this retro travel-ad design.
Description: The Flood Memorial Monument (also known as the Flood Memorial Obelisk) is a prominent historical landmark on the banks of the Red River in Grand Forks, North Dakota. It serves as a literal, physical yardstick mapping out the region's long struggle with the Red River of the North. 1997: The highest band at the top represents the devastating "500-year flood". The river crested at an unprecedented 54.35 feet, forcing the total evacuation of over 50,000 residents across Grand Forks, ND, and East Grand Forks, MN. The bridge in the background that crosses from North Dakota to Minnesota is the Sorlie Memorial Bridge, A.D. 1929. Copyright Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20250807-DSC_3036
