where he ate acorns and stayed alive

A design adapted from an original by Courtney Davis

Patriotic song composed by Alexander Muir in October 1867

the Celtic love knot offers a riveting journey to embark upon

and the entirely new tattoo now represents milady's taste for Celtic art

Balance Z-Rod Pictish Tattoo Design octopus where he ate acorns andA 6th century Pictish carving on the Rodney standing stone near Brodie Castle in Moray, Scotland depicts the balance of two great warring clans. This symbol is a doubled disc and Z rod, memorializing the time when they came together and joined forces, creating a stronger Pictish Nation.