Textile Derived Symbols

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11 symbols.

Inca Checkerboard Tunic Pattern

Black-and-white checkerboard tunics were controlled Inca garments associated with military distinction, political identity and prestigious state gifting.

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Andean Stepped Cross Motif

This stepped-cross motif comes from a painted Andean cotton textile, tentatively attributed to Chimu culture, where it appears alongside coiled serpent forms.

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Inca Quipu Knot Group

Quipus used cords, colours, attachments and knots to organise recorded information in the Inca world; this simplified group represents the system without inventing a message.

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Eight-Point Rosette — Eastern Slavic Folk Ornament

An eight-point star or rosette documented in Ukrainian and wider Eastern European textile ornament.

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Interlocking Lozenges — Slavic Textile Ornament

A repeating diamond lattice documented in Ukrainian and other Central and Eastern European textile traditions.

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Diamond-with-Dot Field Motif — Slavic Embroidery

A dotted rhombus or lozenge documented within Ukrainian and other Slavic-region embroidery traditions.

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CommercialOriginal Meaning UnknownHistorically supported

Folk Figural£0.99

Peacock or Confronted Bird Motif — South and East Slavic Folk Art

A symmetrical pair of ornamental birds, sometimes identified as peacocks, in Balkan and Eastern European folk design.

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Herringbone Band — Slavic Pottery and Textile Ornament

A repeated chevron or diagonal-stroke band used in medieval pottery and later regional textile decoration.

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CommercialOriginal Meaning UnknownHistorically supported

Folk Figural£0.99

Paired Birds and Plant Motif — Eastern Slavic Folk Embroidery

Two birds arranged around a tree or flowering plant on Eastern Slavic embroidered towels.

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CommercialOriginal Meaning UnknownHistorically supported

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Tree-of-Life Pot Motif — Eastern Slavic Folk Embroidery

A stylised tree or flowering plant rising from a vessel, documented on Eastern Slavic embroidered towels.

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CommercialOriginal Meaning UnknownHistorically supported

Folk Figural£0.99

Horse-and-Rider Folk Motif — Slavic Embroidery

A geometrically simplified horse and rider documented in 19th- and early 20th-century northern Russian embroidery.

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CommercialOriginal Meaning UnknownHistorically supported

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Slavic Protective, Household, and Folk Motifs

A curated selection of historically documented Slavic archaeological and folk motifs emphasizing protective sigils, household symbols, and traditional decorative devices from Eastern and Central Europe.

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Ancient Americas Documented Signs Motifs Collection

Ancient Americas Documented Signs Motifs gathers 25 symbols shaped around documented glyphs, calendrical signs, manuscript motifs, archaeological reliefs, textiles, metalwork, and ceremonial objects from named ancient American cultures, with each mark chosen for clarity, historical resonance, and a strong editorial silhouette.