Duleek Celtic Knotwork Tattoo Design knot It is taken from the

It is taken from the border of Folio 84 verso of the Book of Durrow

A Celtic trinity knot is accented with feminine swirls taken from a Medieval tapestry for a delicate and flattering design

This pattern has a wonderful repeat of reversing loops that is graceful to look at

this design features two powerful knotwork Celtic dragons facing in towards an ancient rondel pattern from an illuminated manuscript

Both the inscription and the central element could be replaced with any phrase

Duleek Celtic Knotwork Tattoo Design knot It is taken from theThis symbol is found in many old druid and pre Christian patterns. The circle which encompasses the pattern is a symbol for completeness and also represents the sun, which was an object of worship. The inner pattern consists of four triquetras. Each triquetra represents the forces of nature: earth, air and water as interpreted through each of the four seasons. Named after the pattern found on the south cross at Duleek, Co. Meath. The inner pattern can