Pins
Description: Whos Bad Rabbit dancing and doing a Micheal Jackson move wearing a top hat and a blinged-out jacket.
Who's Bad Rabbit Pin
$3.25
Description: This is my take on a younger cute Ganesh. He is meditating inside a lotus flower that I used green orange and blue to make. Ganesh has the OHM symbol on his little elephant trunk between his eyes. He has big cute eyes and he has a little hat on.
Baby Ganesh Pin
$3.25
Description: Cute permaculture chicken "permanent culture) is the conscious design and maintenance of agriculturally productive ecosystems which have the diversity, stability, and resilience of natural ecosystems" this idea made me laugh.
Permaculture chicken Pin
$3.25
Deadlifting Devil Pin
$3.25
Description: This piece popped in my head; when my Son and I where talking about Jesus carrying your sins. He said he would wear it to the gym if I made it up. So, here it is. I hope it brings a smile to all of your faces.
Empowerlifting Jesus Pin
$3.25
Elijah Pin
$3.25
Description: Dream Catcher Horse is just an idea I had to get out of my head and on to a canvas.
Dream Horse Catcher Pin
$3.25
Southwestern Owl Pin
$3.25
Tribal Kokopelli Pin
$3.25
Tribal Humming Bird Pin
$3.25
Sedona Bear Pin
$3.25
Hamsa Hand Pin
$3.25
Colorful Bobcat Pin
$3.25
Description: Kokopelmana is the counterpart of Kokopelli. She is the Yin to his Yang and Kokopelli is a Sun deity who brings abundance and fertility to the land and it peoples.
Kokopelmana Pin
$3.25
Pueblo Turtle Pin
$3.25
Description: Kokopelli is a deity of Hopi Indian origins. He is the Hopi god of fertility and abundance aka a Sun god.
Kokopelli Pin
$3.25
Description: Ganesh is the remover of all obstacles; he is a Hindu god best recognized for his elephant head.
Ganesh and the Lotus Pin
$3.25
Roadrunner Pin
$3.25
Description: Hopi Thunderbird design. Alchemically and symbolically speaking the Thunderbird is the Phoenix at its next stage of development. “Robert Edward Grant” From red to blue. In the Hopi’s stories the Thunderbird brought the rain. The sound of thunder is from the flapping of the Thunderbirds wings and lightning came from the Thunderbirds eyes.