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

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

Classic peace sign from the 1960s in rainbow colors.

Our Peace Love Dance design, this time with a red heart.

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.

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

Haiku by the famous Japanese poet Issa, who wrote in 1827: "The foothills creep through a white cloud of cherry blossoms."

Created from a historic old coin as a message of good luck, happiness, serenity, prosperity, love, and long life.Maybe it will inspire positive journaling and meditation! Print is pale gray.

A gray version of my fanciful hamsa design, embellished with vines and flowers.

A "terroirist" inspired design for wine lovers and drinkers.

Terroirist: A person who believes in the usage of the terroir, especially for the production of wine. Some lucky terroirists have their own plot!

Haiku by the famous Japanese poet Issa in 1827: "The foothills creep through a white cloud of cherry blossoms."

"The dragonfly... ... Distant mountains reflected in his eyes." This haiku was written by famous Japanese haiku poet Issa in 1820.

We all know bees are important but in trouble, and we should save the bees. Do you keep bees in your backyard? You're a honey!

We all know bees are important but in trouble, and we should save the bees. Do you keep bees in your backyard? You're a honey!

Original art illustration of gingko leaves

An original design adapted from a haiku by famous Japanese poet Basho: "An old pond ... A frog jumps in! Splash!"

If you know it, own it. Be mad!

Original illustration of gingko leaves.

Backyard farmer? With a nod to the 1960s, you can declare your expertise in planting and growing your own -- whatever you grow. (We don't judge!)

A flowering vine encompasses the Hindu and Buddhist symbol OM, used in yoga and meditation.

Believe in your dreams. Kanji for "dream," enveloped in a cloud.

Farmer? Farming Enthusiast? Or just into tractors? Show 'em that's how you roll.