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Pat Fish is a Celtic tattoo specialist who brings the ancient illuminated manuscripts and Pictish stones to life in skin.
Santa Barbara, CA
Joined May 2009
Lilies of the Ladies. Three lilies of the valley in a Celtic triangle, representing a woman's life progression through the stages of maiden-mother-crone. Tattoo pattern sold here: https://t.co/dDCnii0jS2
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Viking Shield Tattoo Design. A pattern taken from a museum bronze, the embellishment of a warrior's shield that has survived the ages. Tattoo pattern sold here: https://t.co/9eiceCT3d8
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The Aberlemno circle Pictish stone carving from Scotland, stretched into an oval to fit a leg calf or on a forearm to fill an empty place in a sleeve. The oval shape makes it more shield-like. The central triple spiral links out to make a total of seven. Tattoo pattern sold here:
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Honor Celtic Cross Tattoo Design. A cross designed for a police officer and military veteran. The central element is a triskle, the spiral triad, and the knotwork contains 4 hearts and Celtic symbols. A strong tattoo representing both a strong connection to ethnic heritage and
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Love Triangle Celtic Hearts Tattoo Design. A web of love, three Celtic hearts and triquetras woven together to make a complete pattern, the interlocking hearts of a family. Tattoo pattern sold here: https://t.co/pQQ0xW09Uh
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Dog Life Celtic Sleeve Tattoo Design. Forearm sleeve tattoo with two dogs tangled in the knotwork. Tattoo pattern sold here: https://t.co/RqAezeFqXh
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The original of this wheel of eels is in the 8th century manuscript the Book of Kells (folio 29r). On that page it is less than half an inch wide. Tattoo pattern sold here: https://t.co/7vhcRLr0RO
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A cone formation tattoo of Celtic knotwork, shaped to fit over the difficult-to-fill area of the elbow. It can be used to extend a sleeve down below a band, or tie together any other patterns. It forms a band quite wide and bold, and links up perfectly to show identical
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Bronze Age Warrior Tattoo Design. In 300BC a warrior was placed in his chariot and rolled into his grave in what is now Wetwang Slack, in East Yorkshire, England. At his side was a sword with intricate La Tene style swirls on the scabbard. Now, 2300 years later, it lives again in
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Celtic Tribal Cross Tattoo Design. Combining traditional Celtic knot work interlace with the spiky look of tribal art, this custom cross has a bold powerful look. TATTOO PATTERN sold here: https://t.co/HA7VWFlq2K
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Dragon Heart Celtic Nordic Tattoo Design. Two Nordic dragons gaze contentedly at each other, representing the happily married couple who requested this custom heart-shaped pattern and got it to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. The knotwork and overall pattern form a
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The strongest single symbol of Celtic art, the triple-spiral is even more powerful when it is linked to another. Tattoo pattern sold here: https://t.co/mETaRlXM0e
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Saint Andrew's Lion Scottish Saltire Flag Tattoo Design. The two most proud Scottish symbols are here united for the first time in a splendid strong tattoo design. The Cross of Saint Andrew is the shield of faith, the Saltire flag, on which the regal royal lion stands rampant.
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Scottish Saltire and Thistle Celtic Tattoo Design. The saltire flag of St. Andrew makes the centerpiece of this lovely Scottish heritage pattern, with four thistles in a ring completing the symbolism. Tattoo pattern sold here: https://t.co/Q1o34Q0WzY
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Crane Dagger Celtic Tattoo Design. Two attenuated traditional Celtic cranes weave together to make the shape of a dagger point, a spiritual weapon that slices the mists of time to bring the past to life. Tattoo pattern sold here: https://t.co/ag3xqyLIzI
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A full knotwork wrap of Celtic weaves, patterned from a stone carving on a high cross gravestone in Ireland. Uniquely, a prodigious dragon or serpent eel winds twice around in and out of the top part that wraps the calf, adding a living writhing element to the chain mail effect.
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Morrigan Celtic Goddess Raven Tattoo Design. The Morrigan foretells doom or death in battle, and flies above the battlefield in the form of a raven, calling out to the honored dead. In this pattern her back is a triple spiral, and the head and tail are built of triquetras. Tattoo
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One of the illusions of life is that the present hour is not the critical, decisive one. Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Celtic Dueling Stags Tattoo Design. The stag has always been the symbol for the mightiest of the animals, ever watchful over his herd, noble of heart and courageous in battle. This design shows two kings of the forest locked in battle for supremacy. Tattoo pattern sold here:
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