This gorgeous freehand Celtic knotwork piece was done by Jeppe Isbak at I.C. Art Tattoo in Denmark.
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60 responses to “Celtic Half Chest-Piece”
I’m a huge fan of Celtic. It’s very closely related to the Celtic design,but I’d have to agree with it being closer to the Viking style. That’s beautifully shaded. It’s not an in your face,over done thing. Very Nice – whether it’s Celtic,or Nordic.
I’m a huge fan of Celtic. It’s very closely related to the Celtic design,but I’d have to agree with it being closer to the Viking style. That’s beautifully shaded. It’s not an in your face,over done thing. Very Nice – whether it’s Celtic,or Nordic.
I think it looks great. I am Norwegian and I am looking for something similar, not as big, but I want the “carving” to be like on the Gokstad viking ship.
I think it looks great. I am Norwegian and I am looking for something similar, not as big, but I want the “carving” to be like on the Gokstad viking ship.
To go even further, i´d say this looks Anglo-Saxon rather than Nordic or Celtic.
To go even further, i´d say this looks Anglo-Saxon rather than Nordic or Celtic.
looks like Jelling style work; 10th century Nordic art.
looks like Jelling style work; 10th century Nordic art.
Looks totally Nordic! I saw this photo and thought “holy shit thats nice”
Looks totally Nordic! I saw this photo and thought “holy shit thats nice”