Captured on an ancestral family crest painted on parchment

A noble Celtic dragon

By doubling the image it becomes an ideal 'cover up' pattern that can hide an unwanted tattoo design or name in the center area

Here the representation of Epona the Horse Goddess is silhouetted against a Celtic knot

Spiral Pictish Scottish Sleeve Tattoo Design flower Captured on an ancestral familyThe amazingly complex spiral panel from the Shandwick Stone, in Easter Ross Shire, Scotland, has been morphed to fit an arm or leg. It makes a continuous pattern that links up to make a full sleeve. The magnificent Clach a' Charridh Stone is a Class II Pictish stone located near Shandwick on the Tarbat peninsula. This pattern is adapted from an intricate carved circle of spirals on the landward side of the stone slab. The spiral is the signature