

Roman ruins on a green headland above the Gulf of Tunis — standing columns, fallen capitals in golden grass, and Bou Kornine going violet at dusk. Ancient Carthage, drawn like a vintage travel poster.
On a green headland above the Gulf of Tunis, Carthage keeps its ruins in the late light — a row of standing columns, Corinthian capitals fallen into golden grass, dark cypress holding the line the way they have for centuries. Across the bay, the twin peaks of Bou Kornine turn violet at dusk over a flat blue sea. The poster gathers all of it inside a wine-purple frame, « CARTHAGE — La Rivale de Rome » across the top in classic vintage serif — Dido's city, the one Hannibal marched from, razed in 146 BC and raised again. The front carries the wordmark alone. Heavyweight 350gsm cotton, unisex oversized. DTF print built to hold the gold of the grass and the deep dusk purple of the sky. Designed and printed in Montreal — for the Tunisian pride that travels well.