Pandora's Tees

Description: Mind Your Own Damn Business and vote for personal choice and freedom.

Description: Vote for Kamala Harris 2024

Description: Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota and Vice Presidential candidate in 2024 says how he sees it.

Description: Show your support of Kamala Harris with this beautiful rainbow art design.

Description: Let the world know: We Are Not Going Back.

Description: Image of a patriotic eagle from WWI sheet music.

Description: Wear this image from A Voice of The Nation printed in 1926.

Description: This delightful patriotic image comes from a Civil War envelope.

Description: This image if from 1918 WWI sheet music.

Description: Show your creative and patriotic side with this image from a 1982 image by Peter Paul Piech.

Description: "Een slapende kat" is a 1917 engraving by Dutch artist Julie de Graag. Say goodbye to plastic, and bag your goodies in this organic cotton tote bag. There’s more than enough room for groceries, books, and anything in between.

Description: This powerful image, entitled "Overture" is by Pamela Colman Smith is from the early 1900s.

Description: Meshed with a poignant quote from Helen Keller, this beautiful 1917 image a of a sunflower by Julie de Graag is sure to brighten your day.

Description: Dutch illustrator Julie de Graag created this endearing and emotive engraving in 1920, entitled "Hondenkop" which translates to English as "hound head". Celebrate the love you have for your own and all dogs with this sweet design.

Description: Share your love of The Bard with this image is from a Polish bookplate etching from 1909.

Description: This interesting design comes from Karl Seidel's book plate, a German author in the late 1800s.

Description: "Shakespeare's Heroines" calendar, illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith expresses your love of the bard.

Description: This fun design is inspired by an 1890s woodcut print by Felix Edouard Vallotton.

Description: Show the world you hold a torch in support of Roe v. Wade. This image comes from a 1977 ERA poster.

Description: This delightful yet serious 1911 painting by Edvard Munch (The Scream) matched with the wit of Mark Twain expresses our desire to stay with our beloved dogs forever.

Description: In the North American Indigenous language of Lakota, "Mitákuye Oyás'iŋ” translates to English as ”all my relations” or “we are all related.” This phrase is often said in prayer and ceremony and is an acknowledgement that everything is related from people to plants and animals. It has a deeper meaning as well, that everything in our universe is interconnected.

Description: Wear this design with pride that Ruth Bader Ginsburg and you hold to your values.

Description: This delightfully powerful image coms from a 1914 book of fairy tales by Hans Christian Andersen.

Description: Keep "going green" whenever possible. This image depicts the golden eagle from Old Kalevala (1835), created by Finnish artist Joseph Alanen as a great protector of the earth.

Description: You know it: Anytime is Coffeetime. This design comes from an eighteenth century etching. With a flattering shape and bold design, this everyday women's t-shirt will become your go-to piece this season.

Description: The Wise Owl knows there's a need to look deeper and read books that the few want to ban such as one of the most-banned books, "1984", by George Orwell. This adapted image comes from an early 1900s poster created by artist Elisha Brown and is perfect for your viewpoint.

Description: Simon de Vlieger created this art on paper in the 1600s, entitled "Waakhond" which translates to "guard dog" in English. This timeless image of an elderly dog watching over someone still touches hearts in this modern age.

Description: A.A. Milne, author of the beloved Pooh stories, knows that it takes a community and sometimes you need to reach out to others. Follow this map of the 100 Aker Wood to get you started. The simplicity of this print makes it perfect for every occasion, and looks great under a denim jacket or hoodie.

Description: This delightful design is from year 156, and one of the pages of the "Mira Calligraphiae Monumenta - (Model Book of Calligraphy) illuminated by Joris Hoefnagel.

Description: Trained dog act", an American vaudeville and popular entertainment poster from 1870, expresses your love of all things dog.

Description: Robert Delaunay painted 'Paris à l'Arc-en-ciel' (Paris Rainbow) in 1914, and it is a perfect backdrop for this design supporting cultural bridge building. Whether you're kicking back at home or exploring the great outdoors, this cool women's relaxed fit t-shirt will become an outfit staple.

Description: Do you watch eagerly each night for flying saucers in the hope of making contact? You are convinced we are not alone in the universe.

Description: Rodin's sculpture of "The Thinker" is put to work here expressing your views on thoughtful voting.

Description: Bring our your inner mermaid. Artwork from the 1911 book "The Sea Fairies" by Frank L. Baum. Illustrated by John Rea.

Description: This fun and whimsical graphic comes from an 1897 play poster featuring music from "The Policy Players".

Description: Artwork by Aubrey Beardsley, this evocative scene will have you contemplating love lost and found.