A ring of Celtic knotwork with a classic lion head from the Book of Kells, eating its own tail in the form of the alchemical oroborous, surrounds a knotwork shamrock. The lion alone is an excellent choice for enlarging any older tattoo now deemed to be too small.
Helm of Awe Ægishjálmr Nordic Celtic Tattoo Sleeve Design
The Helm of Awe and arm guard of Celtic knots. Wraps continuous around the forearm, one connected line, power to the sword arm. The Helm, Old Norse: Ægishjálmr, is a sign of dominance in conflict, and the suppression of fear in one's own mind. Placed within a matrix of knots that return to source, representing the continuity of all things, effort brought to fruition.
Inheritance Celtic Tattoo Design
This Celtic knotwork tattoo design first appeared centuries ago in the pages of an ancient illuminated manuscript. How surprised would that monk who drew it be if he now could see it reproduced in skin!
Loughan Island Disc Celtic Tattoo Design
A true piece of history, this decorated bronze disc was discovered at Loughan Island, in the river Bann, County Derry, Ireland. It is the symbol of the Goddess Bridget.
