Snake Witch Union Shirt Light

The Snake Witch or Ormhäxen is the name given to a figure on a stone from Gotland, Sweden, dated to the 400-600's. Seiðr is an ancient Norse style of magic that involved singing, ecstatic trance, journeying, and prophesying. Since the stone is so much older than any source on seið, nobody's quite sure if they're related, but it's a pretty common guess among scholars. The boar and bird heads also come from the original stone; there's a third head but it's too worn down to see what it is. The text says in pseudo-runic-looking letters "Local Seiðworkers Ætt." This shirt has a dark design to show up well on a lighter shirt. "But Heathens wear black!" you say. Come on, now. All black gets boring. Your Mjöllnir will show up better against this anyway. Wear a light shirt and stain it with blót hlaut and show everyone just how blessed you are. The "ash" color makes it look like the actual stone. NOTE: The text is the same color as the shirt. If you were to get, say, a red shirt, the words would be illegible. If anyone wants one with white letters, or has any other color-related requests, let me know.