Duleek Celtic Knotwork Tattoo Design vine that any enemy who saw

that any enemy who saw them would get lost in the knotting and be your conquest

The center of this tattoo pattern is the sacred design found on the cover of that well

A special request led to this cornucopia shaped triangle of knotwork that is curved to fit in the place on the top of the shoulder where military uniform epaulettes are positioned

the pattern can be rendered with color

one more dainty and jewelry like and the other more bold

Duleek Celtic Knotwork Tattoo Design vine that any enemy who sawThis symbol is found in many old druid and pre Christian patterns. The circle which encompasses the pattern is a symbol for completeness and also represents the sun, which was an object of worship. The inner pattern consists of four triquetras. Each triquetra represents the forces of nature: earth, air and water as interpreted through each of the four seasons. Named after the pattern found on the south cross at Duleek, Co. Meath. The inner pattern can