Celtic Horse Hoodies

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Mythical Creature

Horse design inspired by the ancient Pictish symbol-stones of Scotland

In the ancient traditions Epona the white horse Goddess represented the spirit of the land, and the force with which the High King was united in rule. This intricate triple-horse knotwork is taken from a stone carving in Scotland.

The connection to water led the Celts to view the seahorse as a good luck charm at sea. It was thought to bring both courage and a safe voyage. Many cultures, including the Celts, associated the seahorse with sea gods, giving it the meaning of strength and power. For the Celts, the meaning of the seahorse also included all the mystical qualities of water, connecting it to the imagination and creativity.

The connection to water led the Celts to view the seahorse as a good luck charm at sea. It was thought to bring both courage and a safe voyage. Many cultures, including the Celts, associated the seahorse with sea gods, giving it the meaning of strength and power. For the Celts, the meaning of the seahorse also included all the mystical qualities of water, connecting it to the imagination and creativity.

White Unicorn of Mythology. This fantasy unicorn horse is placed over a circle of Celtic Knotwork with a blue background.

Triquetra. Running Horses, black

But more wonderful than the lore of old men and the lore of books is the secret lore of ocean. ~ H.P. Lovecraft

Embark on a heraldic journey with our 'Vintage Mythical Unicorn' design, featuring the majestic unicorn in a rampant pose. This emblematic artwork captures the essence of medieval heraldry, where the mythical creature symbolizes grace, strength, and untamed beauty. With intricate details reminiscent of a bygone era, this design brings a touch of medieval elegance to modern style. Whether you're a heraldry enthusiast or simply enchanted by the mythical allure of unicorns, let the spirit of chivalry and fantasy accompany you on your daily adventures.

A Celtic knotwork heart unites two magnificent mules, a noble couple, stubborn in love.

A pretty Mollie Mule silhouetted on a Celtic triquetra, ready to take her rider on the happy trail to adventures.

Dancing, prancing with horns.

Triquetra. Green Horses.

A handsome mule in a ring of Celtic knotwork.

Dream Horses Adapted from a design created by George Bain which incorporated a Pictish horse engraving found on a carved stone in Inverurie, Scotland. The Picts and Celts that followed them revered horses. The horses symbolize the power of the goddess known as Epona (Gaul), Rhiannon (Wales), or Macha (Ireland). It also represents the strength of women in their 3 stages of life; the maiden, the mother, and the crone. Padruig Designs are all original works by Michelle Marshall following in the style and tradition of Pictish and Celtic art. www.padruig.com