Standing in front of the entrance to the great passage tomb of Newgrange, this mighty stone with its mysterious spiral carvings has captivated the imaginations of all who see it since before the time of the pyramids. It holds great evocative power.
One of the most beautiful bands that can be done small, as in the tattoo bracelet and armband shown here. The link repeats smoothly, and it makes fine jewelry that can never be lost or stolen.
An extremely challenging and complex pattern of Pictish spirals forming an armband of exceptional quality. Inspired by 8th c carved stones in Scotland.
A Pictish horseman drinking while riding.....a carving found on the 8th c Bullion Stone from Angus, Scotland, a jolly image. This image is unique among the Pictish stones, depicting a bald, bearded man on a weary horse, carrying a shield, and drinking from a huge horn with a bird's head terminal. To give the tattoo a base I added a section of Pictish key patterning for the horse to climb up.
