The Strings Pillows
Description: The legendary and quirky Fender Bass VI (seen here in vintage Lake Placid Blue) is quite an instrument. A 6-string guitar, tuned down an octave… so, it’s a bass! Look familiar? Sound familiar? Harrison and Lennon played one when Paul was on piano. Robert Smith of The Cure uses one for that signature Cure sound. You play one? Then you need this design!
Description: A weathered wooden marionette control bar with five frayed, dangling strings sits behind a bold red prohibition slash, turning the idiom "No Strings Attached" into a literal no-strings sign. Cheeky and built for anyone who loves a visual pun and a life nobody else is pulling. A fun pick for puppet fans, theater lovers, free spirits, idiom lovers and anyone who refuses to be controlled.
No Strings Attached Prohibition Sign Marionette Control Bar Visual Pun Funny Idiom Humor Pillow
by Fisheyed Graphics
$28
Description: A black background features white capital lettering spelling "The" and "Dogfather". A dog's head with brown, white, and black markings peeks between the words "The" and "Dogfather". To the right of the dog, a white hand controls a puppet structure with several white bars and strings.
Description: A black background features white text reading 'The Electrician' in a stylized font. To the right, a white silhouette depicts a hand controlling marionette strings, with the strings appearing to connect to the letters of 'Electrician'. The overall style is bold and simplistic.
