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Online Ceramics Deer In The Forest Crewneck$110.00
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Online Ceramics A World of Sin Hat$65.00
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Online Ceramics Sob Rock ’22 Clock Sweatpants$110.00
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Online Ceramics Bee My Friend Off Black Heavy Fleece$110.00
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Online Ceramics Wishing Well Beanie$65.00
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Online Ceramics VIP Hoodie$140.00
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Online Ceramics Just Bloom Purple T-Shirt$95.00
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Online Ceramics Change is Good T-Shirt$95.00
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Online Ceramics An Old Picture of Me Long Sleeve T-Shirt$105.00
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Online Ceramics Our Imagination Flies Hoodie$140.00
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Online Ceramics Toadal Chaos T-Shirt$95.00
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Toadal Chaos Hand Dyed at Our Studio in LA Tee$130.00
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Online Ceramics Corn Hat$65.00
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Online Ceramics God Loves Me Heavy Fleece$110.00
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Online Ceramics Black Opal Tee$95.00
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Online Ceramics In and Out of the Garden We Go T-Shirt$95.00
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Online Ceramics Fool Me Once Heavy Fleece$110.00
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Online Ceramics Riding Alone in the Dark Hoodie$140.00
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Online Ceramics Rules To Live By Tee$95.00
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Online Ceramics Shoot For The Moon Shorts$80.00
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Online Ceramics Haunted Wagon Sweatpants$90.00
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Online Ceramics Spookytober Logo Hat$65.00
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Online Ceramics Through a Dark Forest Hoodie$140.00
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Online Ceramics Don’t Try To Steer The River T-Shirt$95.00
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Born X Raised + Online Ceramics Letterman Jacket$270.00
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Online Ceramics “Sun Ra” Navy Mug$45.00
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Online Ceramics Sun Ra “Cosmos Miraculous” Hat$65.00
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Online Ceramics Sun Ra “I Have Chosen Love Above All Else in the World” Sweatpants$110.00
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Online Ceramics “Sun Ra and His Arkestra” Hoodie$140.00
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Online Ceramics “Sun Ra Logo” Hoodie$140.00
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Online Ceramics Sun Ra “Space is the Place” T-Shirt$95.00
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Online Ceramics Sun Ra “Strange Celestial Road” Long Sleeve T-Shirt$105.00
Online Ceramics Clothing Brand
Online Ceramics is a clothing company founded in Los Angeles, California in 2016 by Alix Ross and Elijah Funk. Many of their designs are tie-dyed by hand, and feature images and sayings associated with the musical act the Grateful Dead.
Shortly after John Mayer started performing with Dead & Company, the current iteration of the rock band the Grateful Dead that features some of its surviving members, fans began sending him T-shirts. “These really thoughtful packages,” he recalled recently, “like welcoming me to the neighborhood.”
The Grateful Dead has a rich history of bootleg merchandise made and sold by its obsessive followers. But one shirt among the gifts sent to Mr. Mayer stuck out from the rest. It featured a blooming rose and bones and came from two designers based in Los Angeles named Elijah Funk and Alix Ross, who ran a small business called Online Ceramics, which trafficked not in clay vessels but T-shirts and accessories.