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Native American Greeting Cards
Native American T-shirts and Gifts — Native American Dreamcatchers and Navajo blanket design. Dreamcatchers, a beautiful Native American creation designed to bring you good luck and harmony. Traced back to the Ojibway Chippewa tribe, dreamcatchers are said to filter out your bad dreams from the good and send you only blessings from the Great Spirit. Also find our colorful native American inspired blanket pattern. This beautiful pattern creates great looking cards, mousepads, neckties and more! Castleinc native american t-shirts and gifts.
PALESTINE EAGLE TSHIRTS
PALESTINE EAGLE
PTSD Awareness Button
PTSD is very real and it affects us all.
EYE OF HORUS Collection Neckties
The Eye of Horus is synonymous with ancient Egypt, the Wadjet and all-seeing eye of prophecy.
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Anarchy Symbol Round Stickers
anarchy for the anarchist or for the person pretending just for the sake of anarchy
Liberty Bell Embroidered Baseball Caps
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EGYPTIAN EYE OF HORUS BUMPER STICKERS
The all seeing EGYPTIAN EYE OF HORUS range of products to bring you luck and fortune – "Horus was an ancient Egyptian sky god known as Ra and was pictured in the form of a falcon. The right eye represents a Peregrine Falcon's eye and the markings around it, that includes the "teardrop" marking sometimes found below the eye. As the wedjet (also udjat or utchat), it also represented the sun, and was associated with Horus' mother, Isis, and with wedjet another goddess, as well as the sun deity Ra. The mirror image, or left eye, sometimes represented the moon and the god Djehuti (Thoth)." (SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA)