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Celebrate Tu B'Shevat with an almond tree full of bright pink blooms. Tu B'Shevat also called "Rosh HaShanah La'Ilanot" literally means "New Year of the Trees."
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Cute smiling Kagami mochi and orange. The "mirror rice cake" is a traditional Japanese New Year decoration. It consists of two round mochi (rice cakes), the smaller placed atop the larger, and a daidai (a Japanese bitter orange).
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cute, daidai, japan, japanese new year, kagami mochi
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Ded Moroz or Grandfather Frost and Snegurochka, the Snow Maiden are winter holiday symbols in Eastern European countries to rush in the New Year.
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christmas, ded moroz, eastern europe, grandfather frost, new years
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December is National Fruitcake Month. Love it? Hate It? Show it some love with this cute fruitcake with a single tear asking people: love me.
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chibi, christmas, december holidays, fruitcake, funny
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December 4th is International Cheetah Day. Design features an illustration of a cheetah with splatter art behind it and the words: Save the cheetah.
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animal awareness, big cat, cheetah, de, endangered
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February is Black History Month. Celebrate with this retro design of a beautiful woman with flowers and butterflies. Famous quotes from African Americans.
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1, 1960, african american month, beautiful african american, black history month
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Tell it like it is, coffee is essential. Spooky, yet funny, design with a huge coffee cup on a cliff with creepy tree branch and jack o'lanterns, along with the text: Nightmare before Coffee.
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bat, coffee, funny, halloween, jack olantern
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November is Peanut Butter Lover’s Month. Let everyone know what you love! Typography reads: Peanut butter lover followed by a spoonful of peanut butter.
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Cute sushi piled up into a tall tower with wasabi at the base and soy sauce at the top! Perfect for sushi lovers. Great for celebrating International Sushi Day on June 18th and National Sushi Day on November 1st.
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It’s the slow burn humor – figure number 1 and figure number 2. The first week of November is National Fig Week. Design features a vintage illustration of figs and fig 1. and fig 2.