Pagan t-shirts

Dajbog is one of the sons of Svarog, God that gives us light, rain and fertility – everything that is good. The Slavs believed that Dajbog travels the heavens every day in a magical quadriga yoked with four white horses and that the sunlight comes from the fiery shield that Dajbog carries with…

Stribog is a God of winds, storms, tempests, good and bad weather. He was pictured as an old man with a hunter’s horn. He would use this horn to wake up the winds, his grandchildren. This is why many military leaders identify with Stribog and make him their idol. Many princess  would also build…

Svarog is the son of Rod, the Sun God, the Father of our Universe and everything in it. The Blacksmith of the Heavens. He created all of the other gods from the sparks of white flame from the Alatir stone. He is the creator and the guardian of the sacred fire and is believed to be connected to…

The text on the shirt says: "Glory to the brotherhood of Wolves! Glory to descendants of Daybog, the wolf pack from Helm!"Helm is the original name for Balkan. The design represents the continuity and survival of the tribe, from pre-Christian times all the way untill nowdays. It's a…

Perunika (Iris) ist das Symbol des Perun, Gott des Donners, der mächtigste Gott in slawischen Pantheon. Dieses Symbol wurde auf der Brust der glorreichen Ritter in slawischen Geschichte getragen, es wurde geglaubt, es hat versteckt wecken. Krieger trugen sie mit Stolz, und unsere Vorfahren es als…

Svarog is the son of Rod, the Sun God, the Father of our Universe and everything in it. The Blacksmith of the Heavens. He created all of the other Gods from the sparks of white flame from the Alatir stone. He is the creator and the guardian of the sacred fire and is believed to be connected to the…

In Slavic mythology, the world was portrayed as a holy tree, or tree of life, usually oak, whose branches and bark are the heavens and the earth (ruled by Perun), and his roots underground world of the dead (that was the kingdom of Veles). Constant struggle between these two Gods was a symbolic…