Quetzalcoatl – The Aztec feathered serpent god of wind, wisdom, and rebirth. Quetzalcoatl soars through stormy skies, his vibrant, multicolored feathers symbolizing the balance of life and death, and the wisdom that guides us through it all.

Goddess of the Hunt and the Moon Grace, power, and wild beauty come together in the Diana design. Whether you are a
hunter, a warrior, or a guardian of the wild, this design speaks to the timeless connection between humans and nature.

The Egyptian god of death, mummification, and the afterlife. Anubis, with his iconic jackal head, guards the transition between life and death. His presence in this collection invokes the mysteries of death and resurrection, a true symbol of the immortal spirit.

The Norse goddess of the underworld, ruler of Helheim. Hel is a figure of duality, with one side of her face appearing beautiful and the other skeletal, representing her reign over both life and death.

His iconic red cloak billows behind him, as flames and chaos rage at his feet. Channel the unrelenting power and strategic brilliance of the ultimate warrior god. Perfect for those who embrace strength, courage, and the never-ending quest for victory.

The Celtic goddess of war, fate, and death. Shrouded in raven feathers and standing upon the misty battlefield, Morrigan’s image evokes the power of prophecy, sovereignty, and
the harsh realities of warfare.

The fierce Hindu goddess of destruction and rebirth. Wielding weapons in her many arms, Kali stands on the battlefield of chaos, a symbol of transformation, strength, and the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. 

Yama – God of Death and Judgment Step into the realm of the afterlife with the imposing presence of Yama, the god of death and judgment from Hindu and Buddhist mythology.

The Norse Allfather, god of wisdom, war, and death. Adorned with his ravens Huginn and Muninn, and holding his mighty spear Gungnir, Odin stands as a symbol of foresight, knowledge, and the fearsome power of battle.