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Before the modern World Cup trophy, there was ‘Victory’– later renamed for FIFA president Jules Rimet, the man who helped shape the tournament into the global phenomenon it is today. This elegant Art Deco-inspired design, featuring Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, captures a time when football’s greatest prize felt almost mythic in its craftsmanship and symbolism.
Infamously stolen in 1983 and never recovered, the original Jules Rimet Trophy has become one of sport’s most legendary mysteries. Now, you can reclaim a piece of that story with this timeless design, available at Orchard Street Tattoos, where forgotten icons find new life in ink.
Before the modern World Cup trophy, there was ‘Victory’– later renamed for FIFA president Jules Rimet, the man who helped shape the tournament into the global phenomenon it is today. This elegant Art Deco-inspired design, featuring Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, captures a time when football’s greatest prize felt almost mythic in its craftsmanship and symbolism.
Infamously stolen in 1983 and never recovered, the original Jules Rimet Trophy has become one of sport’s most legendary mysteries. Now, you can reclaim a piece of that story with this timeless design, available at Orchard Street Tattoos, where forgotten icons find new life in ink.
