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Exorcism, demonology and Pazuzu (ancient sources, public domain) Public domain

Leviticus Premium T-shirt

Pazuzu · Unisex premium cotton T-shirt, 142 gsm

Pazuzu, premium cotton T-shirt in black

32.95 €

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Delivery in 3-4 working days arrives between 8 and 9 October

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It is printed in the European Union, not on the other side of the world: it arrives with no customs, no import charges and no month at sea on the way. Delivery times measured against the printer on 19 August 2026.

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24 designs for Leviticus, on the same premium t-shirt and at the same price.

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Printed on premium cotton T-shirt. The last thumbnail is the original print the design comes from.

Where it comes from: source, motifs and legal status
Source
Exorcism, demonology and Pazuzu (ancient sources, public domain)
Motifs
Pazuzu (a real Assyrian deity, public domain) · the seals of the Ars Goetia · the Rituale Romanum (in Latin) · the crucifix and the holy water · engravings from the Dictionnaire Infernal (1863) · the circle of protection
Legal status
Public domain. The design is ours; the material it starts from belongs to everyone
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What this premium T-shirt is like

It is a Bella + Canvas 3001 in combed, ring-spun cotton, 142 gsm. That is fine fabric: the T-shirt you wear on its own in summer and under something the rest of the year, the one that does not bulk up under a shirt. The cut is unisex and straight, with a side seam and shoulder-to-shoulder taping, which is what keeps the neck from going wavy after ten washes.

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The drawing goes on one side only, on the chest, printed straight onto the fabric with water-based inks. It is not a vinyl stuck on top: you cannot feel it when you run your hand over it, it does not crackle when you fold it and it has no edge for it to start peeling from. In exchange the ink lives inside the cotton and ages with it, so after many washes it loses a shade of black, like any well-made printed T-shirt.

Inside out, at 30 °C, no bleach, and never iron over the print. Of the whole catalogue this is the piece that will go through the washing machine most often, and that is why it is the one that gains most from those three rules. Being a light fabric, it can be slightly sheer in white and in light colours: if you want more body, the same design is there on a sweatshirt.

«Pazuzu» is also on t-shirt, 23.95 € · mug, 26.95 € · poster, 32.95 € · women's t-shirt, 33.95 € · sweatshirt, 54.95 € · hoodie, 61.95 €

The drawing on «Pazuzu»

The Pazuzu head-amulet: the hanging ring on top, the double ledge of the brow, the bulging eyes, the drawn-back lip with its four fangs and the Assyrian beard of curls set out in rows.

Where this drawing comes from

It has a ring on top because it was a pendant. The face that cinema uses to frighten people was worn round the neck for the opposite reason: to keep harm from getting into the house.

The bronze Pazuzu heads in the Musée du Louvre (MNB 467 and the AO head-amulets) and the British Museum, Neo-Assyrian Mesopotamia of the first millennium BC. They were pendants: you wore one on you to be protected from harm, which is exactly the opposite of what cinema later did with that face.

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What you ask us before buying

Why does it have a ring on its head?
Because it was a pendant. The Assyrian bronzes of this figure were worn round the neck or hung on the doorframe of the house to keep harm out: the face that cinema uses to frighten people did exactly the opposite job.
How does this T-shirt run?
It is a straight unisex cut, not fitted. If you like it snug, take your size; if you want it loose, go up one. The measurements in the table are of the garment laid flat, not of your body: the way to get it right is to measure a T-shirt of your own that already fits the way you want.
Does the print peel off?
There is nothing to peel off: the ink is printed straight onto the cotton, water-based, so there is no edge that can lift. What it does do over the years is lighten a touch. Washing it inside out at 30 °C is what holds that back most.
How long does it really take?
3 to 4 working days, printing and shipping included — the same lead time the rest of the site gives, because there is only one. The piece is made in the European Union, and that is where the lead time comes from. Above, over the button, you have the exact date for this one. The table below says where each size is made.
How much is shipping?
The page itself says so, above the button, before you pay and for whichever destination you pick in the dropdown. To Spain it is 4.29 €. The amount comes from the same rate the checkout charges, not from a separate list.
Can it be returned?
Yes. You have 14 days to withdraw without giving reasons — it is not a personalised product, so the right of withdrawal covers you — and 3 years of legal guarantee. If it arrives faulty or badly printed, we redo it or give you your money back. How it is made.
Where does the drawing on «Pazuzu»?
The bronze Pazuzu heads in the Musée du Louvre (MNB 467 and the AO head-amulets) and the British Museum, Neo-Assyrian Mesopotamia of the first millennium BC. They were pendants: you wore one on you to be protected from harm, which is exactly the opposite of what cinema later did with that face. It is in the public domain: the drawing is ours, the material it starts from belongs to everyone.
Who is selling?
Flexibles y Accesorios Gobe, S.L. · CIF B56727993. Prices include VAT.

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