The Brotherhood of the Arrow tattoo symbolizes the bonding together of men as brothers, whether by blood relationship, in war, or in unity to succeed in life. Representing virility and power, the arrow extends the reach of the hand and is the point of intent sent straight to the target to achieve the win. I did it a second time and added two wolves above, so that pattern is also included.
NeoCeltic Dragon Tattoo Design
The Celtic and Nordic traditional styles are united in this dynamic winged dragon that appears to be crawling up the skin. A creature from the land of ice and snow, from the midnight sun where the hot springs flow!
Lion-Oroborous Celtic Tattoo Design
A ring of Celtic knotwork with a classic lion head from the Book of Kells, eating its own tail in the form of the alchemical oroborous, surrounds a knotwork shamrock. The lion alone is an excellent choice for enlarging any older tattoo now deemed to be too small.
Helm of Awe Ægishjálmr Nordic Celtic Tattoo Sleeve Design
The Helm of Awe and arm guard of Celtic knots. Wraps continuous around the forearm, one connected line, power to the sword arm. The Helm, Old Norse: Ægishjálmr, is a sign of dominance in conflict, and the suppression of fear in one's own mind. Placed within a matrix of knots that return to source, representing the continuity of all things, effort brought to fruition.
