The Jormungandr figure in Norse myth was a serpent-like creature, who was cursed by Odin the Allfather to abide in the deep ocean where he grew huge enough to encircle the whole of Midgard, waiting for the days of Ragnarok to come.
A Celtic triangle in the center anchors this light and feminine design of flowers and leaves that flows gracefully across a woman's lower back. Quote from the man whose wife this is on: "I just love the way it looks when she walks and it moves with her hips."
The look of a warrior's arm guard is created by this Celtic knotwork pattern that wraps the entire forearm. or even the lower leg. Woven cross shapes and knots are one line that returns to source with intricate weaves. Ready for battle.
A set of ravens that can be placed to enlarge and complete another tattoo, or appear separately or in a group..... called a constable, an unkindness, or a conspiracy of ravens.