photo credit: Tracy Lee The Celtic Tattoo art came from Ireland . Some of the most popular and common design is the Celtic Knot that features loops with no ends symbolizing the never ending cycle of dying and rebirth. The Celtic cross and animal tattoo designs are also a popular design.
Celtic Tattoo is usually black in design but can be also seen in other various shades and colors. The Celtic designs can be simple or very complex depending on the wearer’s preferences. These tattoos resemble twisted lines and geometric shapes. You’ll more than likely see a good bit of curves and shapes within the tattoo.
The Celts believed that people learned from animals how to live in harmony with nature. The Boar, bull, deer, dog, dragon, horse, lion, peacock, raven, and snake are some of the Celtic zoomorphic tattoo designs that have to do with certain animals representing the Celtic culture. A great way to express your homage to the [...]
photo credit: JAKULL Celtic Tattooing is a reaffirmation of affinity to the original artistic style of our ancestors. Celtic Tattoo designs are primarily an artistic work of interwoven lines representing knots, mazes, spirals and other figures. Celtic interlaced knots represent a crossing of physical and spiritual interlace. The permanent continuum of life, love, and spiritual [...]
The most popular Celtic Tattoo designs are the knots, zoomorphic, spiral and maze designs. Modern Celtic people and the North American people who, of Celtic origin, have evolved symbolical meanings for themselves. They wear these symbols as tattoos to show that they are of Celtic descent. These are the Awen symbol, Claddagh or a Celtic [...]
Celtic Tattoo had been very popular due to its graceful, timeless beauty for the past decade or so. The Celtic knots, crosses or spirals, or an intricate combination of these elements are often seen as black armband tattoo or as a sleeve tattoo. Some Celtic designs and their meaning are very old will give you [...]
Celtic knot tattoos symbolize the never ending cycle of death and rebirth as depicted through its loops with no end while interlace of the knots represent continues crossing of the physical and the spiritual. The detailed pattern of loops, lines, and spirals has no end to the creativity infused with this type of tattoo. Celtic [...]
Celtic tattoos are inspired by wonderful designs from ancient Celtic manuscripts. These tattoos are distinguished through its colors, knotworks, complex patterns and other forms. The knotworks are mostly created with no beginning and end that symbolizes the continuum of life, love and spiritual realms.
A genre of complex interwoven lines representing knots, mazes, spirals and other figures are the Celtic Tattoo designs. The complexity of nature is echoed or mimicked by the complexity of Celtic design. The intricate interweaving use of Celtic knots, in spirals and mazes shows no beginning or end. It reflects the cycles of the seasons [...]
Just wondering why whould some decide for a Celtic Tattoo put on his/her body? What is really the exact meaning of having this one on? Is there any significant purpose for you to have them or appreciate this design?
I'm in the process of designing my own celtic knot tattoo, but I want to put the knot together myself, and I want to know the meanings behind the lines. Does anyone know of a good book or website on the meaning of celtic knots? Any resources you find will be fabricated out of whole [...]
