Cute Chanukah design with holiday wishes.

Something a bit different for Chanukah, a classic argyle, with dreidels.

Iconic, to the point, and brandishing crossed spatulas, this design is all about Chanukah and latkes.

A highly stylized, artistic version of a hamsa, the good luck hand-shaped amulet seen in the Mediterranean and Middle East.

Cute design for Chanukah. Everybody loves latkes!

"Sababa," an Arabic word used in modern Israel to mean "cool," is cleverly combined with the Hebrew word for father. If you know a cool dad, this "sab-abba" is for him.

Literally "soul," in Hebrew, and derived from the word for breath, "neshama" is used as a word of endearment in Israel, like "honey," or "sweetie," etc.

Pop Art meets the Middle East! Evil eyes are a popular good luck charm across the Mediterranean and North Africa. These have a pop of the 60s' mod art scene, with the traditional blue and turquoise colors.

Fun remake of the IDF logo supporting the imaginary "Dreidel Brigade." A fun gift for Hanukkah!

"It's not a party without a Sefardi" shows Jewish Sefardic (Sephardi) pride in a fun, whimsical, edgy way.

The names of the Maccabee brothers, heroes of the Hanukkah story in that classic, bold Beatles' style.

Azadi آزادی‎ is the word for freedom in Farsi, Kurdish, and other languages in this bold design.

We're turning a popular meme on its head and adding Rambam, with a touch of superhero typography style.

Classic logo of my grandfather's hat shop in Greenwich Village, early 20th century.

For lovers of Israeli folk dance who wish to show that they "heart" rikudei am with a fun style.

The energy and circular movement of "Ki," in aikido, is expressed in kanji set against a circle backdrop inspired by Japanese kamon (family seals) and icons.

The energy and circular movement of "Ki," in aikido, is expressed in kanji set against a circle backdrop inspired by Japanese kamon (family seals) and icons.

Classic tourist style design for visitors to Badger's Drift in Midsomer County

A souvenir from the Village of Portwenn, UK.

Tongue-in-cheek advertisement for the fictitious Hidden Depths Winery & Delivery Service in Midsomer Magna, and homage to one of the series' most popular episodes.

Classic tourist style design for visitors to Miss Marple's home village of St. Mary Mead. But beware of what might be lurking in your teacup.

Classic tourist souvenir style design for those lucky enough to travel to Downton Abbey.

Classic line from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland: "We're all mad here," as said by the Cheshire Cat.

Classic tourist style design for visitors to Badger's Drift in Midsomer County

Madame Defarge is famous for her knitting, and her technique has been described as revolutionary and even "cutting edge."

Classic collegiate style logo for Chiang Shian University on the Sihnon planet of the Firefly universe.

A souvenir from the village of Portwenn, UK.

Souvenir from the planet of Gallifrey, home of the Time Lords.

A historical Asian coin becomes a messenger of good luck, happiness, serenity and more.

Clever pun on "apatite' invites you to the Rockhound Cafe, where geologists go to dine!

Bold colors and crossword puzzle design shows off your interest in geology

Madame Defarge is famous for her knitting, and her technique has been described as revolutionary and even "cutting edge."

For bubble tea lovers.

A 1960s mod Woodstock inspired design with a dash of flower power, supporting ukuleles over nuclear war.

Monku is Japanese for complain, grumble, grouse, kvetch -- basically our tee says "b*tch, b*tchm b*tch."

Souvenir from the planet of Gallifrey, home of the Time Lords.