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DEAD LANGUAGES TIE
$45.00
community voted (309 votes)
A Universal Message
The dead languages tie will spark the interest of any art and history lover. Based on the steps leading up to the Los Angeles Library, this tie is a torso-length take on Jud Fine's sculpture, "Spine," which displays ancient languages, hieroglyphics, math, music, braille and all symbols of beauty and historical significance. Made in the USA and Korea.
- Item ID: 21072
- Materials: silk
- 58" L x 3.5" W x 0.25" H
- Care: Do not dry clean.
Josh Bach
Josh Bach is a classically trained architect who metamorphosed into an award-winning art director. He combines his skills and expertise in both fields in the creation of his striking neckties that portray familiar images and icons in an unexpected place. His quest is to convey to men that neckties can be interesting and fun to wear. See all creations.
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Q and A
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309 votes * 23 comments
Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
Erin is fluent in fashion as a second language, so we were thrilled when she submitted Josh Bach's Dead Languages Tie for voting. Does this tie speak to your style?
Melanie
Vote: Thumbs up!
Unique, affordable gift! I like it.
elena
Vote: Thumbs up!
Ahhh!! This would be PERFECT for my High School Latin teacher...although I probably wouldn't have bought it for him because he tortured us with declensions and his insistence on only speaking Latin in the classroom....but perfect gift it would have been, none the less =P
Seneca
Vote: Thumbs up!
This is my FAV out of the others!
jamie
Vote: Thumbs down!
Lol no one who knows/has studied dead languages needs a tie when they are working at McDonalds because their degree isn't worth anything. Also priced too high.
Karen
Vote: Thumbs up!
As with the other ties, a bit expensive, but nice. Still a keeper.
Jack Andrew
Vote: Thumbs down!
like it but too expensive for a tie from uncommon goods
brittany
Vote: Thumbs up!
love the designs!
Christine
Vote: Thumbs down!
again if I have to explain it what's the point. braille is a "dead" language?
Anne-Marie
Vote: Thumbs up!
Cute but pricey
David C
Vote: Thumbs down!
And again just another tie.
Deborah
Vote: Thumbs up!
love these ties
Elinore
Vote: Thumbs up!
Perfect gift for the English teacher Dad
Annie
Vote: Thumbs up!
Good conversation piece.
Christina
Vote: Thumbs up!
I love this, if it were a women's t-shirt I'd buy it lol!
Linda
Vote: Thumbs down!
Must be made in USA totally.
Tess
Vote: Thumbs up!
Love it! As an English teacher, this would go on my Christmas Wish List!
Dana
Vote: Thumbs up!
lever and different. Would prefer if the pattern was on the diagonal, not horizontal.
Christine
Vote: Thumbs down!
So, would someone take the time to stand and look and read the tie?...no, not me
Yolanda
Vote: Thumbs down!
I personally really really want this! I just don't want to pay the asking price!
Natalie
Vote: Thumbs down!
Who is going to buy something titled "Dead languages"? How about ancient languages? It's not really dead if it's braille and music and math. Anyhow, not that special anyway.
sharon
Vote: Thumbs up!
My favorite!
alena
Vote: Thumbs down!
how many overly pricey tacky ties could one person really need?