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100% Cotton Preshrunk Silk-screened
T-SHIRTS
Featuring Original Keltic Designs by Jen Delyth ©

WILDE nature
Regular T's, Long-Sleeves & Sweats
Please see Style sections below for more designs in Tops & Tanks, Raglans & Youth

Quality 100% Cotton Pre-shrunk Heavyweight T-shirts
Quality Silkscreened with Sharp Clear Detail - carefully cured to ensure they Wash Well
Each shirt comes with an explanation of the Symbolism
All T-shirts & Long-Sleeves available in Medium, Large, X-Large & XX-Large
Some shirts available in YOUTHS YOUTHS

Owl - Blodeuwedd

In Wales the owl is called Blodeuwedd - which means flower face. In the Welsh tale the ‘Mabinogion’, Blodeuwedd is magically created by magicians from stone and flowers for Llew. However, Blodeuwedd fell in love with the huntsman Gronw, and betrayed Llew, so Gwydion changed her into an owl, banishing her into the dark wooded night. The independant Blodeuewdd becomes wise all-seeing owl whose intuitive vision peers deep through our psyche.

OWL ©2005

T-shirt with Burnt Orange, Naples Yellow, Midnight Blue, Cobalt Blue & Black 8" print on
Blue Stone or Praerie Dust

Short Sleeve Owl on BLUE STONE SHIRT $23.00

Long Sleeve Owl on INDIGO BLUE SHIRT $29.00

L/S currently Out of Stock

Wilde Hares

The Hare is considered sacred amongst many ancient traditions, representing fertility and rebirth, associated with the moon, and the festivals of Spring.
Considered to be a royal animal, the warrior queen Boudicca released a Hare as a good omen before each battle with the Romans.
In earliest times killing and eating the Hare was taboo. Eostre - Goddess of Springtime (from whom we derive the name for Easter), was believed to have taken the form of a rabbit, or white hare, which is her totem creature.

Wilde Hares ©2005

T-shirt with Burnt Orange, Lemon, Sap Green & Black 8" print on Chestnut Brown

Short Sleeve Wilde hares $23.00

Herne

Herne - also known as Cernunnos, is the ancient Lord of the Stags. His tree like antlers represent kingship of the Forests. Herne the Hunter is associated with the wild hunt in which spirits of the dead were carried to the Otherworld. The hunter identified with the stag — this is a very ancient mystery: hunter and hunted are one.

Herne Stags Celtic Tshirt Celtic Art by Jen Delyth

T-shirt with Acorn, Bone & Black 8" print on Steel (Warm Brownish Grey)

Short Sleeve Herne $23.00

Hounds of Annwn

Cwn Annwn - the Hounds of Annwn - are a pack of
red-eared, snow-white spectral hounds from the Celtic
Otherworld. In Welsh folklore Arawn Lord of Annwn rides with his pack of
hounds through the skies in autumn, winter, and early spring.

T-shirt with Bone & Black 8" print on
Chestnut (warm brown)

Short Sleeve Hounds on CHESTNUT SHIRT $23.00

Morrigan - Ravens

Ravens have a close affinity with the supernatural world. They are totem birds of the dark Celtic Goddesses the Badbh and the Morrigan, who possess the ability to appear as one or three beings and to shapeshift into Raven form. Appearing often throughout Celtic mythology, they feature in the Welsh stories of the Mabinogi.

print now on INDIGO (blue)
(not leaf as shown)

T-shirt with Bone & Black 8" print on INDIGO (blue)

Short Sleeve Ravens $23.00

Kats-Sith - Faerie Kats

Kats are said to have nine lives, and these intertwined triple felines are adapted from the Book of Kells.

Cats Celtic Tshirt Celtic Art by Jen Delyth

T-shirt with Bone & Black 8" print on Pine Green

Short Sleeve Kats $23.00

Earth Serpent

The Ouroboros, Earth Serpent represents rebirth, regeneration, and the coiled energy deep within the earth. With her tale in her mouth, she represents infinity.

Serpent Celtic Tshirt Celtic Art by Jen Delyth

T-shirt with Teal Green, & Bone 8" print on Black