Tapestries
Description: A colossal classical figure tumbles from the heavens above a stark Mediterranean landscape in this bold vintage linocut-style design. Heavy black cuts, explosive red rays and an aged ivory palette give it the feel of a lost mythological poster, somewhere between ancient legend, early twentieth-century printmaking and pulp catastrophe art. Made for fans of classical mythology, woodcut graphics, monumental figures and dramatic retro illustration.
Description: A bold Jugendstil-inspired linocut composition featuring a horned central grotesque, a winged imp, a sinister jester and a charging group of monstrous beasts framed by a vivid red circular field. Heavy black forms, warm ivory tones and strong period typography give the piece the look of a strange fin-de-siècle magazine cover or occult carnival print.
Description: A bold, high-contrast King Kong illustration in a linocut-inspired relief poster style. This design features the legendary giant ape looming over a dramatic scene with strong black masses, carved graphic shapes, and a restricted vintage palette of cream, gold, red, and black. Ideal for fans of classic monster cinema, retro horror, giant creature art, and striking old-school poster aesthetics. Works especially well on T-shirts, stickers, and other print-on-demand products where strong silhouette and instant readability matter.
Description: A stark black-and-ivory linocut-style memento mori portrait, split vertically between a young woman and a human skeleton. A floral crown, pearl necklace and flowing hair contrast with the exposed skull, ribs and coiling serpent on the opposite side. Framed like an antique emblem or funerary print, the image explores beauty, mortality, decay and the transience of physical form through bold carved shapes and severe symmetry.
Vanitas Tapestry
$30
Snake Tapestry
$30
Description: Runestone U 812 is a Viking-Age runestone from Hjälsta, Uppland, Sweden, dated approximately 1020–1050 CE. It is carved in the Ringerike style and stands about 1.30 m tall and 0.88 m wide. The surviving inscription translates approximately: “… his father. He died in England.” The beginning of the inscription is believed to have been carved on a now-lost stone.
Description: Gorgoneion within a circle, which has been incised in the moist clay and left red. Around this twenty-eight spiral-form snakes are drawn, half facing each way. The Gorgon has two protruding tusks above and below, and protruding tongue; the hair is in black silhouette, with the lower edge waved, and she wears circular earrings. The black of the hair is continued all round, forming a frame for the face.
Description: Antefix in the form of a Gorgon head reassembled from two fragments. It was found southwest of the Parthenon in 1835. Medusa's face is dominated by her big eyes, the wrinkled forehead and the tusks and tongue protruding from her wide mouth. Her apotropaic features were emphasised with colour as traces of black and red paint show. She wears circular earrings on her ears and has snakes around the neck.
Gorgon Tapestry
$30
Gorgon Tapestry
$30
Gorgon Tapestry
$30
Description: In the rich tapestry of ancient Egyptian civilization, animals played a vital role, weaving their way into mythology, daily life, and even the afterlife. From majestic lions to graceful cats, each creature held a unique place in the hearts and minds of the Egyptians. Among these creatures, the dog stood out as a multifaceted being, revered for its loyalty, intelligence, and connection to the divine.
