A combination of Nordic style dragon heads with Celtic knotwork to make an overall heart-shaped silhouette. The knots in the necks are similar but not identical, so the dragons are balanced and complementary but not mirrored. Like a happy marriage, they are individuals within a One.
Dragon tattoo by Pat Fish
A raven silhouette perched on a Pictish double disc and z-rod, shown as if carved into the Migvie stone in Scotland, on the back of a forearm. Sacred symbols of the ancient inhabitants of Scotland, combined for a descendant who embraces a warrior code.
Pictish Raven Stone tattoo by Pat Fish
Originating in ancient Egyptian iconography, the ouroboros entered Western tradition via the Greek magical tradition and was adopted as a symbol in Western alchemy. The serpent eating its own tail has existed for centuries throughout Norse, Greek, African, Hindu, and many other systems of mythology. The Ouroboros has been said to have a meaning of infinity or wholeness.
The AirForce ServiceMan who ships out overseas next week will carry with him this gift from his loving family, a completely custom Celtic cross. A gift he is sure never to forget getting, and when he looks at it he will gain strength from remembering his connection to those who gave it to him as a talisman to keep him safe
Celtic cross tattoo by Pat Fish
