Knotwork T-Shirts

Thor of course was a legendary yeeter. The first yeet was his and so also will be the last and best. Hail Thor!

Retro vintage wolf and raven in celtic style, great for boyfriend, girlfriend, and everybody who loves vikings and celtic style.

In Nordic Mythology, this is an eagle living on top of the World ash-tree Yggdrasil. Constantly exchanges curses with the serpent Nidhogg, who lives at the roots.

Für Liebhaber der skandinavischen Wikinger, Odin oder Thor. Zeige deine Wikinger Seite mit diesem Zeichen,Valknut/Wotansknoten,dem Vegvisir. Egal ob Mittelalter oder Wikinger Fest, Metal Konzert oder einfach nur in deiner Freizeit, ein echter Hingucker!

Viking themed design.

Distressed design based on the Hillersjö Runestone in Sweden. Runestones were used by Vikings as a way to worship the memory of a family member or loved one and their achievements.

A contemporary Celtic design inspired by the motifs found in the early mediaeval illuminated manuscripts such as the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Celtic greyhounds knotwork design in soft natural greens and beiges. Other colourways also available.

Adaptation of an image I produced for a book cover.

A contemporary interpretation of an old Celtic design motif. I produced this for my book The Crafter's design Library - Celtic in 2002.

Ratatoskr - Squirrel, who knows ALL about Yggdrasil - tree of life, at the top of which the Nameless Eagle lives and Wyrm Nidhoggr curled between the roots. Day and night, squirrel runs up and down to convey the curses that the eagle and the wyrm send to each other..

An ornate Tyr rune decorated with knotwork and sword, emblematic of the god Tyr. In the colours of bone and burnt wood.

Irish shamrock with Celtic knot work and zentangle patterns

A Celtic Cross in gold on a field of green. A nice look for St. Patrick's Day too.

Celtic knot style text in green. Faux 3D effect applied to image. Available on t shirts, mugs, stickers and home decor.

Bear WARRIOR. " ..His (Odin's) men rushed forwards without armour, were as mad as dogs or wolves, bit their shields, and were strong as bears or wild oxen, and killed people at a blow, but neither fire nor iron told upon them. This was called Berserkergang.. " Snorri Sturluson , Ynglinga saga

Illustration of the hazel tree - with hazelnuts (cob nuts) and catkins - the Celtic Tree of Knowledge. I also have a version with the Celtic Tree Calendar dates for the month of the hazel - 5th August to 1st September. Hand-drawn and lettered and put together digitally.

An ornate Tyr rune decorated with knotwork and sword, emblematic of the god Tyr. In the colours of bone and burnt wood.

A fractal image created to look like a Celtic image

A motif inspired by the designs from the early medieval Celtic illuminated manuscripts such as the Book of Kells and Lindisfarne Gospels.

The goddess of Scandinavian mythology. The runes read a quote by Sif in the Lokasenna: "Hail too thee, Loki, | and take thou here The crystal cup of old mead; For me at least, | alone of the gods, Blameless thou knowest to be."

"The Trinity knot is also called the Triquetra and is one of the best known symbols in Celtic culture. The Celtic Christian church used it to represent the Holy Trinity, but other cultures used the symbol too and each attached its own meaning to it."

An enthusiastic agile Border Collie made of Celtic knotwork is caught in mid-leap. Photo of an actual tattoo.

Wonderful celtic cross with crow

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.

Celtic Knot

Celtic dragon design

When you need something to wear to the Irish Festival, but you don't have a ring that makes stuff.

Bowline, Clove Hitch, *******

Show off your Galician pride!

Where does one stop and the other begin? We'll never know.

Celtic Circle of Life The ancient Celts believed in seven aspects of created life: Plants • Insects • Reptile Fish • Bird • Beast Human My original design Celtic Circle of Life © incorporates all these aspects in a symbolic format and traditional style. Padruig Designs are all original works by Michelle Marshall following in the style and tradition of Pictish and Celtic art. www.padruig.com

Two Celtic knots, gold over dark teal with text Why Knot? in yellow.

Celtic knotwork pattern with the moon surface added for texture.

Show off your Cornish pride!

Celtic blue and orange pattern with tan ring and spiral center with Why Knot? text in light green under and above the pattern.