Magnets
Description: Welcome to my toad talk. Just on e of the characters from the book Amabie Iterations.
Toad Talk Magnet
$4.75
Description: Maneki Neko is associated with good luck and fortune. When you choose your tee consider color. The following colors will help specialize your Maneki Neko. White is for good luck and overall good fortune. Black is to ward off evil. Red is for good health. Yellow is for wealth. Pink is for romance.
Maneki Neko Magnet
$4.75
Description: Kotobuki is considered very good luck. During the Edo period in Japan wood block prints of its image were a popular gift. Just a picture of Kotobuki was thought to be protection from sickness and disease. This very auspicious chimera is composed of all 12 of the animals of the Asian astrology zodiac; Rat head, rabbit ears, ox horns, rooster comb, goat beard, horse mane, dragon neck, boar back, tiger belly and shoulders, monkey front legs, dog rear legs, and tail of snake.
Kotobuki Magnet
$4.75
Description: Before there was Amabie, that popular epidemic repelling prophetic Yokai, there was Amabiko! Very popular in Japan's Edo period. Described as a long haired, three legged ape who lives in the sea, Amabiko emerges to deliver this message "There will a period of bountiful harvest, followed by a period of disaster and disease. You must copy my image to use as protection against disease."
Amabiko Magnet
$4.75
Description: Five of the powerful magical Yokais known as Amabie gather together. We are stronger together.
Wall of Amabie Magnet
$4.75
Description: Originally an ink drawing, this is one of many Amabie's drawn during our pandemic. Amabie first appeared in Japanese in the 1800's. At the time Amabie said “If an epidemic occurs, draw a picture of me and show it to everyone.” A tee shirt seems the perfect vehicle for this! Amabie is described as a mermaid-like creature with long hair, a beak and 3 legs. Amabie is categorized as a yokai in the Japanese mythical tradition. This is my interpretation of Amabie, she looks good with a plague doctor's mask!
Description: Originally an ink drawing, this is one of many Amabie's drawn during our pandemic. Amabie first appeared in Japanese in the 1800's. At the time Amabie said “If an epidemic occurs, draw a picture of me and show it to everyone.” A tee shirt seems the perfect vehicle for this! Amabie is described as a mermaid-like creature with long hair, a beak and 3 legs. Amabie is categorized as a yokai in the Japanese mythical tradition. This is my interpretation of Amabie, she looks good with a plague doctor's mask. Today she is feellin' kinda cute, IDK might go kick some Covid19 later!
Description: Originally an ink drawing, this is one of many Amabie's drawn during our pandemic. Amabie first appeared in Japanese in the 1800's. At the time Amabie said “If an epidemic occurs, draw a picture of me and show it to everyone.” A tee shirt seems the perfect vehicle for this! Amabie is described as a mermaid-like creature with long hair, a beak and 3 legs. Amabie is categorized as a yokai in the Japanese mythical tradition. This is my interpretation of Amabie, she looks good with a plague doctor's mask!
Chinese Dragon Magnet
$4.75
Description: Whilst writing postcards to voters some fun designs have turned. These buns are organized and going to polls to vote Democrat and flip the house.
Bunny Voter Train Magnet
$4.75
Description: A re-imagining of the YIN Yang symbol which includes the great void (spiral in the center); the ONE from which the TWO (Yin and Yang) emerge.
Yin Yang Plus Magnet
$4.75
Description: When you just want to get away from it all, but can't, pop on your Bunnysaucer tee or hoodie or whatever, and it's all better!
Bunnysaucer II Magnet
$4.75
Description: Harpy screeches for you because it would be too hard on the vocal cords to screech as much as you need to.
Harpy Magnet
$4.75
Plague Doctor Magnet
$4.75