Pins
Black & White Pin
$3.25
Description: Messenger of Hope is based on the theme that if everyone was to uphold the values that the white dove represents being peace and freedom no messenger would ever have to carry the burden of disastrous news.
Messenger of Hope Pin
$3.25
Description: The Tree Serpent is an ambush predator living in a thick jungle habitat, hiding and waiting in the tree tops for its prey to enter its striking range.
Tree serpent Pin
$3.25
Description: From Norse mythology: Skade the daughter of the frost giant Thiassi and wife of the sea god Njord is a huntress that traversed the icy mountains on snow shoes. Skade and her husband Njord found it impossible to live in the conditions of each others homes so they agreed to live apart, yet their relationship continued.
Skade Pin
$3.25
Skull Dragon Pin
$3.25
Peace Frog Pin
$3.25
Celtic Knot Pin
$3.25
Death Guitarist Pin
$3.25
Wedge Tail Eagle Pin
$3.25
Description: A beautifully illustrated Tiger emerging from the long grass, eyes fixed on distant prey.
Tiger Pin
$3.25
Description: Path of Life. Our past present and finally the unknown future is our path to build. So build a bright future.
Path of Life Pin
$3.25
Description: The Australian Kookaburra also know as the Laughing Kookaburra sits upon a branch on a bright summer day surrounded by lush green forest.
Kookaburra Pin
$3.25
Description: An ancient creature that has stalked the murky depths for hundreds of thousands of years, praying on small brightly colored fish......
Big One Pin
$3.25
Dragon Boat - Blue Pin
$3.25
Celtic Circle Pin
$3.25
Celtic Circle - Grey Pin
$3.25
Pentagram Pin
$3.25
Pentagram - Purple Pin
$3.25
Description: This Celtic Horse design variant is a smooth blend of pink and purple and looks great on many different t-shirt colors and styles.
Celtic Horse Blue Pin
$3.25
Description: This Celtic Horse design is the fully illustrated version with gold knotwork and a blue & green layer beneath.
Celtic Horse Pin
$3.25
Infinity Dragons Red Pin
$3.25
Description: The Picts were the original rulers of what is today Scotland, leaving behind only their mysterious symbols and vibrant artwork carved into stone. They first appear in recorded history in Roman times and fiercely defended their lands from Roman occupation. They fought off numerous incursions by the Scots, and resisted Christianization to retain their unique pagan culture. In the ninth century they finally merged with the Scots. But their symbols carved in stone remain, their meaning all but lost to a time long ago, even today these symbols are a mystery.
Description: The Picts were the original rulers of what is today Scotland, leaving behind only their mysterious symbols and vibrant artwork carved into stone. They first appear in recorded history in Roman times and fiercely defended their lands from Roman occupation. They fought off numerous incursions by the Scots, and resisted Christianization to retain their unique pagan culture. In the ninth century they finally merged with the Scots. But their symbols carved in stone remain, their meaning all but lost to a time long ago, even today these symbols are a mystery.
Description: The Picts were the original rulers of what is today Scotland, leaving behind only their mysterious symbols and vibrant artwork carved into stone. They first appear in recorded history in Roman times and fiercely defended their lands from Roman occupation. They fought off numerous incursions by the Scots, and resisted Christianization to retain their unique pagan culture. In the ninth century they finally merged with the Scots. But their symbols carved in stone remain, their meaning all but lost to a time long ago, even today these symbols are a mystery.
Pictish Dragon Pin
$3.25
Description: The Picts were the original rulers of what is today Scotland, leaving behind only their mysterious symbols and vibrant artwork carved into stone. They first appear in recorded history in Roman times and fiercely defended their lands from Roman occupation. They fought off numerous incursions by the Scots, and resisted Christianization to retain their unique pagan culture. In the ninth century they finally merged with the Scots. But their symbols carved in stone remain, their meaning all but lost to a time long ago, even today these symbols are a mystery.
Pictish Dragon Blue Pin
$3.25
Dragon Boat - red Pin
$3.25
Sigil of Odin Pin
$3.25
Description: Jormungand, also known as the Midgard Serpent from Norse mythology was so massive it encircled all of Midgard and was one of three children of Loki.
Jormungand Yellow Pin
$3.25