fierce predator and ready fighter

and the PDF download will contain many examples to inspire you create your own version

this complicated knotwork is the dance of a druid's magic spell

A 6th century Pictish carving on the Rodney standing stone near Brodie Castle in Moray

A wreath of shamrocks taken from the embossed leather cover of a book printed in Ireland in 1848 surround a classic claddagh design in a new way

Celtic Band Tattoo with Scottish Design hawk fierce predator and ready fighterThe Scots are known to say "If it's nay Scottish, it's CRRRRAP." Well then! This traditional Highland weave is a tattoo pattern that enhances any arm. In some versions here it is shown with the background area filled in with the beautiful woad color of blue worn into battle by the Celt and Pictish warriors. The woad was a skin paint, but tattoos can now mimic it so that modern warriors can have the best of both, permanently.