Each piece is based on a specific Olympian or story. Zeus has thunderbolts and eagles. Athena has her owl, spear, and aegis. Poseidon gets the trident and horses. We're not doing vague mystical symbols here — the imagery is the whole point.

Screen printing layers ink (metallic and regular) onto cotton tees and hoodies for a flat, graphic look. Embroidery is hand-stitched thread on linen and wool, which takes longer, costs more, and gives you actual texture and dimension that printing can't do. Pick whichever fits how you want to wear it and how much detail you need to see.

Bronze and brass are solid cast metal, not plated coating. Patina is oxidation that darkens naturally over time — that's the design. It won't peel off the way plating would. Enamel pins have a strong protective gloss and a clutch back that holds up through hundreds of placements.

Not right now. We drop collections four times a year based on specific mythology or a deity focus. The Underworld & Hades collection comes out in November 2026.

It's split. We cast and finish the Metalwork here in the studio. Screen printing and embroidery go to specialized partners we've been With for years — they have the precision those techniques need. Ceramics get hand-painted by us then fired at a local kiln.

Thirty days, unopened or unworn. Embroidered and painted work can't come back if you've worn or washed it — the craftsmanship shows right away. Metalwork and pins are returnable in original condition. You cover return shipping, and refunds take about a week to process.

Hand-drawn art, small production batches and actual techniques cost money. Multi-layer screen printing, skilled embroidery stitchers, bronze casting — none of that is cheap. You're not buying generic blanks printed with a digital file. You're paying for something specific and made with real skill.