


Queer as Flowers Bandana
A celebration of growth, colour and becoming. No rainbow in sight.
Bold blooms at the centre, surrounded by violets, lavender and wild foliage. Every flower is here for a reason. Violets go back to Sappho. Lavender became shorthand for queerness long before anyone said the word out loud. Green carnations were Oscar Wilde's signal to his friends. Queer people have been using flowers to find each other for centuries, hidden in plain sight.
Framed with four phrases: Gender Grows Wildly. Biology Loves Exceptions. Nature Isn't Binary. Queer As Nature.
They aren't slogans. They're facts dressed up as poetry.
- 100% cotton, full colour print on black
- 56cm x 56cm
- Screen printed by Fox at Ink Spot Press, Brighton
Free UK postage and free stickers with every order.
Read the story behind this design: Why Queer Representation Doesn't Need a Rainbow
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