Living My Okayest Life Butterfly Pessimist Shirt

(3 customer reviews)
$22.99

In Stock

  • Total: $0.00
Buy More Save More!
It’s time to give thanks for all the little things.
  • 5% OFF 2 items get 5% OFF on cart total
  • 7% OFF 3 items get 7% OFF on cart total
  • 10% OFF 4 items get 10% OFF on cart total
  • 15% OFF 5 items get 15% OFF on cart total

Product Description

In Celtic art the serpent Living My Okayest Life Butterfly Pessimist Shirt . Represents the cyclic nature of life and of the earth’s mysteries. It was an important symbol to the Druids of old Ireland and is found on much old Celtic jewellery. The Neck Serpent design is reminiscent of Bronze Age Celtic torc necklaces. Serpents also feature in many Irish myths, as huge dragon like things!Cranes feature in Irish mythology as “messengers of the gods”, long legged birds like these were often illustrated in Old Christian gospels like the Book of Kells. Cranes can symbolise peace, as they have a non-confrontational manner in nature. They can symbolise parent hood too, as unlike many creatures in the wild, both parents look after the young. They are delicate, graceful animals that we have honoured ourselves with this beautifully colourful design.

Living My Okayest Life Butterfly Pessimist Shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

Living My Okayest Life Butterfly Pessimist  Classic Women's T-shirt
Classic Women’s
Living My Okayest Life Butterfly Pessimist  Long Sleeved T-shirt
Long Sleeved
Living My Okayest Life Butterfly Pessimist  Unisex Sweatshirt
Unisex Sweatshirt
Living My Okayest Life Butterfly Pessimist  Unisex Hoodie
Unisex Hoodie
Living My Okayest Life Butterfly Pessimist  Classic Men's T-shirt
Classic Men’s
This is the name of the town that our shop has been in since 1979 Living My Okayest Life Butterfly Pessimist Shirt . ‘Leacht Ui Chonchuir’ translates from Irish as ‘tomb / resting place of O’Connor.’ The O’Connors laid claim to this land in the 1300’s. So the story goes, In 1471 an O’Connor chieftain was murdered in his castle (what is now called Dough Castle near Liscannor Bridge) by his nephews and was buried at the end of what is now the main street of Lahinch. This design plays on the image of the surfers, referring to the iconic images of the men of the aran islands carrying their currachs. (boats) Lahinch is now mostly a ‘surfer’ town, The Wild Atlantic Way has provided many with a livelihood, but the sea and our coastlines itself will (hopefully) always remain wild and untamed, same could be said about a lot of locals!The children of Lir is an old Irish legend of magic, hard ship and family bonds. The four children of King Lir were tranformed into swans by their jealous step mother and cursed spend 300 years on 3 different lakes, after which they returned to human form and died. This original design is by Michael O’Connor in a mosaic style.
You Can See More Product: https://trendteeshirts.com/product-category/trending/

3 reviews for Living My Okayest Life Butterfly Pessimist Shirt

  1. Anonymous

    Four navy tshirts, 1 meager review. Utilitarian shirt with some colour that still keeps a man warm and fits well. Sleeve length is nice, neckline is relatively sturdy. This item was slated to be delivered more than a week out and arrived in just 2 days. Happy with this purchase.
  2. Anonymous

    Good shirt just a little short but not to bad

  3. Anonymous

    Luckily I just dropped ten pounds because these shrink when washed! Order one size up, wash then wear for the true fit. The material is excellent and I can tell I’ll be wearing them for years. They’re great shirts for the money.

Add a review

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

×
×