Celtic Lion and Peacock Tattoo with Intertwined Band Design lion For the Scots-Irish-American

For the Scots-Irish-American

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

Also a knotwork crown drawn to complement the knotwork in the band

Celtic Lion and Peacock Tattoo with Intertwined Band Design lion For the Scots-Irish-AmericanA 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.