Stickers
Description: Celebrate the imagery of ancient Egypt with this striking Horus falcon design. Sweeping wings, intricate feather details, a red solar disk, and paired ankhs come together in cream, deep blue, and rich gold-colored accents. Inspired by Horus, the Egyptian god of the sky and kingship, this contemporary illustration brings a bold, balanced presence to everyday essentials. A distinctive choice for admirers of Egyptian mythology, falcon imagery, and ancient art.
Description: Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, appears in an elegant gold-toned profile with a crescent ornament, swept-back hair and classical drapery. A curved bow and a quiver of arrows complete her distinctive silhouette. This original modern interpretation draws on ancient Greek art, pairing flowing lines with open spaces that let the product background show through. A graceful choice for admirers of Greek mythology, classical art and the independent spirit of the huntress goddess. The gold effect is printed color, not metallic ink or foil.
Description: The classical Latin motto ALEA IACTA EST ("The die is cast"), famously attributed to Julius Caesar at the crossing of the Rubicon in 49 BC, arches above an imperial Roman Aquila eagle perched on a thunderbolt bar over a pair of ancient Roman cubic dice (tesserae), framed by an open laurel wreath with S·P·Q·R below.
Description: An original Amazigh protective diamond emblem (*Tit / Tawenza*) featuring traditional Atlas and Rif Berber geometric weaving motifs in warm ochre-gold.
Amazigh Atlas Protective Diamond — Berber Tribal Geometry Emblem Sticker
$3.15 $3.50
Description: Celebrate Czech and Slovak roots with a vintage label inspired by a shared homeland. Bold ČESKOSLOVENSKO lettering pairs with a stylized landscape of Prague rooftops, Moravian hills, Bratislava Castle and the High Tatras in warm ivory, deep blue and faded red. “Made in Czechoslovakia” and “Náš domov” (“Our home”) turn the design into a proud reminder of where you come from. A nostalgic choice for people born in Czechoslovakia, those with Czech or Slovak heritage, and anyone who treasures memories of the former country.
Description: Jugoslavija u srcu means “Yugoslavia in the heart.” A red Zastava 750 Fićo heads for an Adriatic sunset with holiday luggage on the roof. This vintage travel badge celebrates summer drives, family holidays, and the places and memories people still carry with them. Made for former Yugoslavs, Fićo lovers, and anyone who feels a connection to the Balkans.
Description: A charging bull stands above LEG IX HISPANA in deliberately rough, ochre earth-pigment lettering. The worn contours evoke an ancient painted or stamped emblem, not a polished modern logo. This period-inspired interpretation uses a light ochre ink intended for dark products; it is not an exact reconstruction of a surviving Roman standard. Transparent artwork lets the dark product color show through.
Description: A charging bull stands above LEG IX HISPANA in deliberately rough, earth-pigment lettering. The worn contours evoke an ancient painted or stamped emblem, not a polished modern logo. This is a period-inspired interpretation: a bull is associated with Legio IX Hispana in later sources, but this design is not an exact surviving Roman standard. Transparent artwork lets the product color show through.
Description: A charging bull and the inscription LEG X EQVESTRIS are rendered in warm ochre with rough contours, worn gaps, and uneven marks that evoke ancient Roman imagery. The historical treatment is period-inspired, not a modern polished logo. This original interpretation recalls the traditional bull emblem associated with Legio X Equestris; it is not an exact reconstruction of a surviving standard. The transparent artwork lets product colors show through.
Description: A gold and ivory Chi Rho rises above a stylized Roman bridge and flowing river, paired with the Latin motto “In Hoc Signo Vinces” (“In this sign, you will conquer”). This flat historical illustration evokes the tradition associated with Constantine and the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in AD 312; its transparent background lets dark garment colors show through.
Description: A scorpion stands above the compact COH PRAET inscription in dark earth pigment. The scorpion is associated with the Praetorian Guard, the soldiers who protected the Roman emperors. Uneven contours and worn gaps evoke the workmanship of an ancient hand-painted military mark. This original period-inspired drawing is a historical interpretation rather than an exact reconstruction of a surviving standard. Its transparent background lets the chosen product color show through; dark umber ink reads best on light colors.
Description: The elephant of Legio V Alaudae stands above the compact LEG V ALAUDAE inscription in dark earth pigment. Its emblem recalls the legion’s celebrated stand against enemy elephants at Thapsus in 46 BCE. Irregular contours and worn gaps give this original period-inspired illustration the character of an ancient hand-painted military mark rather than a polished modern crest. It is a historical interpretation, not an exact reconstruction of a surviving standard. The transparent background lets the product color show through; dark umber ink reads best on light colors.
Description: The lion associated with Legio XIII Gemina stands above the compact LEG XIII GEM inscription. Dark earth pigment, irregular contours and worn gaps give this original illustration the character of an old military mark instead of a polished contemporary crest. The lion is historically associated with the legion; this drawing is a period-inspired interpretation, not an exact reconstruction of a surviving standard. The transparent background lets the product color show through; dark umber ink reads best on light colors.
Description: A bull and the LEG VIII AVG inscription take their cue from an ancient shield boss associated with Legio VIII Augusta. This original illustration uses uneven dark earth pigment and worn Roman lettering to suggest a mark made by hand in its own time, without the finish of a modern crest. It is a period-inspired interpretation, not an exact reproduction of the surviving object. The transparent background lets the product color show through; dark umber ink reads best on light colors.
Description: A bull stands above the abbreviated LEG VI V inscription in dark earth pigment. Uneven contours and worn gaps evoke a hand-painted ancient mark rather than a polished modern logo. This original period-inspired illustration reflects a commonly proposed emblem for VI Victrix; the bull is not conclusively attested as the legion’s official standard. The transparent background lets the product color show through; dark umber ink reads best on light colors.
Description: A capricorn stands above the abbreviated LEG III AVG inscription in dark earth pigment. Irregular contours and worn gaps evoke a hand-painted Roman military mark rather than a polished modern logo. This is original period-inspired art, not an exact reconstruction of a surviving standard. The transparent background lets the product color show through; the umber ink reads best on light colors.
Description: A text-free interpretation of Janus inspired by Roman Republican coinage. Two bearded profiles face outward beneath a laurel crown, drawn in clean curves and a single flat color. Created for admirers of ancient Rome, classical mythology and historical coin designs. The gold version uses a printed bronze-gold color.
Description: An ancient Athenian coin motif redrawn in a simple ochre-gold design. The owl appears with an olive sprig, a crescent moon and the Greek ΑΘΕ inscription, inspired by the silver tetradrachms of classical Athens. A historical design for admirers of ancient Greece, archaeology, Greek mythology and coin collecting. The gold appearance is printed color.
