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a circular celtic knotwork

A knotwork design featuring three celtic birds.

A design based on a romano british brooch (2nd century CE) made in the celtic trumpet style.

a celtic fourfold knotwork

A symbol representing a celtic knot, used in heraldry

The wheel is the symbol of Taranis, one of the most powerful Celtic Gods, associated with the forces of wind, lightning and the sun.

Celtic spiral design, a frequently used design in celtic art.

A celtic knotwork in a square form.

A celtic knotwork in a square design.

A celtic knotwork in the form of tulips.

For the history geeks, like myself, the ultimate horse is the Uffington horse. This design clearly states this truth together with the timeless curves of the Uffington impression of horsiness.

Serch Bythol is a love symbol originating in Wales, it consists of two triquetra symbols forming a new symbol.

A design depicting a 4-fold celtic knotwork.

An interlaced celtic knotwork made out off four double circles.

On this promontory there is an iron age hillfort at Hillsborough, Devon, United Kingdom. The promontory is between Ilfracombe harbour and Hele Bay. It is recorded that you can see the sunset and sunrise from this view point.

A timeless owl from the Ptolemaic period (after Alexander the Great) in Egypt, still showing wisdom today.

A celtic knotwork

A double celtic tails design.

Horns Up for The Iron Bull!

a celtic knotwork

In the middle of the English County of Shropshire close to the World Heritage Site of Ironbridge, One of the famous Shropshire Hills 'The Wrekin' is a high mount with an Iron Age hill fort on the summit almost 20 acres at a height of more than 1300ft.

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Blue Cup Rapier Sword

Black Cup Rapier Sword

A contemporary interpretation of an old Celtic design motif. I produced this for my book The Crafter's design Library - Celtic in 2002.

A motif inspired by the designs from the early medieval Celtic illuminated manuscripts such as the Book of Kells and Lindisfarne Gospels.

Adaptation of an image I produced for a book cover.

There is something eternal about art. For those who like their art old and beautiful, I offer the Uffington horse.

Indie Lit rules!

Good Guy Fight Bad Guy. That's all you need.

Inspired by the motifs found in the early mediaeval illuminated manuscripts like the Book of Kells and Lindisfarne Gospels.

A piece inspired by La Téne style iron age Celtic art.

a celtic double triquetra design

A design consisting of three triquetra symbols

For the history geeks, like myself, the ultimate horse is the Uffington horse. This design clearly states this truth together with the timeless curves of the Uffington impression of horsiness.