Celtic Ornament Magnets

Irish Fox

Claddagh Celtic Cross in a patch style.

Celtic Irish cross

the Dara knot symbolises eternal love. Super Cute. Good for a rave or festival

Hamsa

Jewelry, gothic silver cross on a black background decorated with a pattern by copyright and stained with paint.

Unleash the dark allure of our 'Medieval Celtic Devil' design, a mesmerizing fusion of medieval mystique and diabolical charm. This captivating artwork portrays the devil in a uniquely Celtic guise, with intricate details that evoke the essence of both ancient folklore and gothic aesthetics. Embrace the darker side of history and mythology with this striking design that adds a touch of rebellion to your style. Perfect for those who appreciate the enigmatic, 'Medieval Celtic Devil' invites you to explore the shadows and wear a piece of dark history with pride, capturing the essence of the mysterious and unconventional.

My interpretation of a cross carpet page from the Lindisfarne Gospels. Done to see if I could, it represents about a month's work to complete.

The golden celtic cross. the golden Celtic cross is a symbol that holds great significance and importance in Celtic culture. Its design is rich in symbolism and meaning, connecting the cross to the natural world and the cycles of life.

Said to be found on the lighting hammer itself. Or on the best T-Shirt you'll wear this summer!

Graphic ornament schield as a part of Viking style clothing. Alternative fashion design for original gifts.

Celtic spiral and deep space.

Embrace Hopi wisdom with this stunning triskelion-snake fusion. Celebrate balance, renewal, and interconnectedness. Wear your spirit!

Lovely Celtic knotwork, containing the letter c in bronze.

Cool, urban and modern tattoo-look.

For those who love cats and celtic

In Norse mythology, Nidhogg is a dragon who gnaws at a root of the world tree, Yggdrasil.

Alba is the Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland here it is with celtic knotwork capital.

Celtic knot design from the late 19th century

Tropical bird tied in a Celtic knot

Celtic cross, combing all that is most important

Wild Irish roses Celtic knots Irish crown Good luck Celtic line art Color with permanent markers and heat set in dryer for 10 min

For those who love cats and celtic

Another version of the tree of life in black tones

The golden celtic cross. the golden Celtic cross is a symbol that holds great significance and importance in Celtic culture. Its design is rich in symbolism and meaning, connecting the cross to the natural world and the cycles of life.

hand drawn illustration of skull beauty women

For those who love cats and celtic

A Celtic cross design inspired by the illuminated manuscripts of the Book of Durrow which is currently kept in the Library of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

A Celtic cross design inspired by the illuminated manuscripts of the Book of Durrow which is currently kept in the Library of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

Celtic Cross, Irish Catholic Christian Religious Symbol

A Celtic cross design inspired by the illuminated manuscripts of the Book of Durrow which is currently kept in the Library of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

A Celtic cross design inspired by the illuminated manuscripts of the Book of Durrow which is currently kept in the Library of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

Eyerish is a pun designed for St. Patrick's Day with shamrocks.

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symbols

The endless knot or eternal knot is a symbolic knot and one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols. It is an important symbol in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. It is an important cultural marker in places significantly influenced by Tibetan Buddhism such as Tibet, Mongolia, Tuva, Kalmykia, and Buryatia. It is also found in Celtic, Kazakh and Chinese symbolism.