Easter Island Heads, History Short-Sleeve Unisex T-Shirt

If two heads are better than one, then more can only be better! You’ll feel brilliant in this soft t-shirt featuring original art for Words of Encouragement, inspired by the famous ancient heads of Easter Island.

• Soft and Colorful: Available in an array of vibrant colors, this unisex cut history-drenched t-shirt is designed to complement both men and women with fabric that assures a flattering fit. Solid colors are 100% combed cotton with some of the lighter colors made of a cotton/polyester blend.

• History Themed: If you’re passionate about history, this historical t-shirt is right up your legendary alley. The famous Easter Island heads are the source of mysteries that remain unsolved to this day.

For sure, their existence represents the truth that “only the past is set in stone,” even if we don’t fully know the whole story. You’ll look spectacular in a shirt that will spark conversation and show you off as a person of worldly interests.

• Custom Art Design: The art for this custom-designed history t-shirt for Words of Encouragement comes by way of artist David Borzo, who has been obsessively creating Easter Island-inspired heads in clay for ages! Well, not as long as the heads have existed, but for many years.

• Easy Care and Sold Construction: Pre-shrunk fabric so your shirt will fit the same after the first wash.

Shoulder-to-shoulder taping and side-seams designed so you can wear your shirt in total comfort. 

Cotton-blend material to assure a soft-your-skin feel with just a bit of give for a flattering fit.

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A LITTLE EASTER ISLAND HISTORY

Easter Island is famous for the half-buried heads (known as moai) that covers roughly 64 square miles of the island. Located in the South Pacific, the island was annexed from Chile in the late 19^th century.

The earliest inhabitants were known as Rapa Nui, and the island was named Paaseiland (Easter Island) by Dutch explorers. Today, the island is a tourist destination known primarily for hundreds of giant stone figures that date back centuries.

The statues reveal their creators to be master craftsmen and engineers and are distinctive among other stone sculptures found in Polynesian cultures.

Averaging 13 feet high, and with a weight of 13 tons, the enormous stone busts were made of consolidated volcanic ash and placed on top of ceremonial stone platforms. The statures that remain today were likely built by the inhabitants in the 700-850 A.D. and again in 1050-1680.

There has been much speculation into their purpose and how they were constructed and transported around the island.

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