Spirals Shandwick Stone Celtic Tattoo Design fern This pair of Dragons are

This pair of Dragons are woven together to form a pleasing image of strength

that comes down onto the top of the foot like a slave bracelet

From the Duleek circle at the top it flows naturally across the muscles to end just above the elbow

A Celtic triangle in the center anchors this light and feminine design of flowers and leaves that flows gracefully across a woman's lower back

dating from before the time of iron

Spirals Shandwick Stone Celtic Tattoo Design fern This pair of Dragons areAn amazingly complex spiral panel from the Shandwick Stone, in Easter Ross Shire, Scotland. The magnificent Clach a' Charridh Stone is a Class II Pictish stone located near Shandwick on the Tarbat peninsula. This pattern is adapted from an intricate carved circle of spirals on the landward side of the stone slab. The spiral is the signature decorative ornament used in Celtic art, and it was the special genius of the Celts to perfect the method of