The boar was always the most feared and desired prey for those seeking their sustenance in the forest. No other animal posed as much danger for the hunters and their dogs, no other was as wily and strong, a most worthy assailant.
This design is one found throughout Scotland, carved on stones by the Pictish people.
Stone Boar tattoo by Pat Fish
United in one symbol, this tattoo design combines the Celtic high cross, the Tree of Life, and the Irish Claddagh into one cohesive whole.
Claddagh cross tree of life tattoo by Pat Fish
One continuous flow of knots that connects through from wrist to shoulder top, this sleeve of connected Celtic knotwork transforms the entire arm into an integrated pattern. The pattern is sold as one design and in two pieces, the top or bottom half can be done in one phase and then the other part seamlessly joined to it.
Star Sleeve Celtic tattoo by Pat Fish
The eternal pursuit, the coursing hound and his fleet prey, the elusive hare. Together this Celtic dog and his rabbit nemesis engage in a spirited chase.
Celtic Hound and Hare Tattoo by Pat Fish
