Celtic Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

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Saint Bride carried by angels, John Duncan 1913

The Dara Celtic Knot is one of a number of Celtic symbols for strength and inner strength. The symbol comes from the Gaelic word 'Doire', which means 'Oak Tree'. The Dark Knot is believed to represent the magnificent root system that robustly holds up the heavy body of an ancient oak tree.

This is one of a collection of fantasy woodland, forest creatures with a heavy Pagan, Celtic design. Please check my other items.

Crann Bethadh- Celtic tree of life. The tree was central to the spirituality of the early Celts. A symbol of rebirth, healing, shelter, love and wisdom. The tree is the giver of life, the center of our being. The tree design uses my nature based abstract of a sunrise and combines it with the tree in perfect harmony.

Design based on the famous Green, White and Amber trim jersey colours of the Glasgow Celtic

Galactic Centre, celtic design.

Celtic ornament

Celtic Princess #1

TeesForTims.com are a group of match-going Celtic fans designing unofficial Celtic FC apparel since 2015. We also have a huge selection of limited edition Celtic merch on celticpinbadges.com

A central Celtic triquetra is flanked by sweeping wings of Celtic knotwork, representing the Earth lifted by ascending wings. A design of simplicity and grace.

The EMT / Paramedic Star of Life in a Celtic knotwork pattern, a badge of honor for the noble profession.

This painting was created during a phase when I was experimenting with traditional imagery styles and trying to combine them to create a new twist. I like the vibrancy of the colours combining with the interlacing of the knotwork to create a beautiful image. Painted: November 2017 Original: Acrylic on card, 200mm x 290mm

Inter-connected Celtic Knots overgrown in green ivy. Modeled and rendered in Blender, post-pro in GIMP

Traditional Celtic pattern.

New to the Hounds series!

Celtic symbolism. Vintage celtic inspired art

A beautiful Celtic Knot pattern in blue and greenish hues.

A mesmerizing Celtic optical triple spiral to befuddle your enemies and attract new friends.

New to the Cats series!

A Celtic Cross inlaid into a stone wall with two strips of Celtic Knots overgrown in green ivy.

functional art

A pattern with green and white Irish symbols and knots.

Daizen Maeda - The Running Man is a football inspired design in honor of the pacey Celtic FC player. This design is perfect for those soccer fans who appreciate the athletic side of sports. Pick it up as the ideal birthday or xmas gift for friends and family to wear to the match.

Celtic symbol

Featuring shamrocks, Celtic knots with a pink background, this design is perfect to show your Irish pride. A perfect gift for St Patrick's Day or to show off your Irish pride.

A geometric design depicting celtic knots arranged in a circle.

I love the intertwining patterns in Celtic knotwork. These designs are tricky to draw and I was thrilled with the result I achieved. http://linktr.ee/jilly.bean.design

Celtic Ink butterfly rose

Intertwining tree branches

Celtic Yin & Yang

Celtic knot tile design.

TeesForTims.com are a group of match-going Celtic fans designing unofficial Celtic FC apparel since 2015. We also have a huge selection of limited edition Celtic merch on celticpinbadges.com

This is an artistic rendition of a clan of Celtic warriors on the march to battle! I leave it open to interpretation what tribe of Celts these guys are. They could be Gauls or Britons on the march to kick some Roman butt. They could be Picts on the march to battle with invading Saxons. They could be Gaels looking to put down a rival clan. Regardless of how you see it, the ogham inscription at the center sews a common thread among all interpretations. It reads, “VICTORY!”

Traditional Celtic pattern.