and no commoner could hope to wear something so sumptuous as this intricate chain of knotwork

this cross represents the flame of faith that sustains him as he carries the gospel deep into heathen lands

these Welsh style dragons are interwoven in a knotwork that represents two lives joined together forever

a war goddess who takes the form of a crow

A delicate swirl of vines brackets a Celtic crescent moon

Symbiosis Celtic Tattoo with Ravens and Wolves Design flower and no commoner could hopeWildlife experts confirm the old knowledge that ravens and wolves have been known to hunt together, and this band is a celebration of that unique relationship. It features two wolves, or maybe wolfhounds, with ravens standing on the weaving knotwork that forms their bodies. I placed a triskle in the center to give a strong emphasis to the outer part of an arm or the center of a lower back.