Celtic Lion and Peacock Tattoo with Intertwined Band Design lion It was an unusually large

It was an unusually large white oak tree that grew from the 12th or 13th century until it fell in a storm in 1856

then unites with a band that continues around under the arm for a fine complete statement

A full wrap forearm sleeve of knotwork with a prominent shamrock design woven into the braiding

Whether you're pondering your next ink or are simply captivated by the merger of symbolism and art

dating from before the time of iron

Celtic Lion and Peacock Tattoo with Intertwined Band Design lion It was an unusually largeA band made of the intertwined bodies of two favorite Celtic creatures: a lion symbolizing strength and a peacock as the symbol of the splendor of the Church. They are shown here sized to wrap a leg, but could do equally well around an arm.