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| Celtic Cross Tattoo Designs Meanings |
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| Celtic Cross Tattoo Designs Meanings |
Recently, there was a growing interest in tattoos and Celtic tattoo designs are no exception. Celtic tattoos have become a preferred subject choice. It's no secret why they are so popular. This often happens in the colour black with heavy shadows and symbols are complex and beautiful. It is believed that the drawings of tattoo Celtic originated in a clan to follow, that the British Isles called Picts lived them. Almost all historians are of the opinion that the Picts themselves tattooed by permanently to complex pictures in their hot red skin on tools to produce body. Later he started a blue shade leaves of native plants.
Created by Picts started in importance and mysterious drawings are religious. Symbolism and Celtic art embodies a mix of Druid and Christian religions. The Celts had no written language and communication alternative their customs and beliefs of the mouth. Once arrived the first Christian missionaries in the British Isles, founded the writing in Celtic culture. In the same time, the monks, many beliefs active Celtic and symbols of the Christian religion. This was done to reduce the gap between Christians and the faith of the Druids. Much of this work was supported by the only Christian monks in the "Book of Kells" is now stored at Trinity College in Ireland. The first designs of tattoo by Pictish in the course of time developed and mixed with the Christian to make faith, became what we know today as Celtic art. Celtic Cross and Shamrock are two of these designs that have stood the test of time.
The importance of the Celtic symbols
The Celtic node
The majority of Celtic art begins with a common understanding of the node. It is beautifully interlaced lines to produce nodes, by several other times in exquisite design. These nodes have no beginning and no longer everlasting, without end node is, which will be forever. These lines, interlaced believed that the mental and physical aspects of life, to symbolize closely connected.
Celtic tree of life tattoo
One of the favorite themes of Celtic tattoo designs is the tree of life. It is likely, as a symbol of the Druid religion, a religion that on the basis of nature. Often trees symbolize life, growing the growth of a seed of a tree, as a person of a child with an adult. Trees are often as a plant to give life and are revered in many naturalistic religions. There is also an association with Christianity in the story of Adam and Eve where Eve eating the fruit of the tree.
Celtic Cross tattoo
Among the most popular Celtic designs and more sustainably the Celtic is cross. The symbolism here is obviously Christian and Jesus on the cross. It is beautiful crosses with Interwoven Celtic knot lines.
Heart of Celtic tattoos
An other favorite is the heart of Celtic design. Heart tattoos Celtic knot work once again in the form of a heart skip. Usually can only be black but also in color. These are exquisite designs and make great tattoos. They are particularly popular with women.
Other symbols:
Anchor: Studies
Bell: Wedding anniversaries.
Links in the chain: life link, the number of children in the course of the year.
Cross: Faith, marriage.
Diamond mine, good luck.
Dragon: Symbol of Wales, protection.
Flowers: Love or seduction, friendship.
Heart: Love.
Herradura: Good luck and joy.
Legend: main page
Node: always, never together.
Leaf: Love grows.
Boat: a transition smoothly through life.
VID: Love grows.
Wheel: Willingness to work for a loved one.
Doble Cuchara: the couple together always.
Triple spoon: the family.
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| Celtic Cross Tattoo Designs Meanings |
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| Celtic Cross Tattoo Designs Meanings |
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| Celtic Cross Tattoo Designs Meanings |
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| Celtic Cross Tattoo Designs Meanings |
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| Celtic Cross Tattoo Designs Meanings |
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| Celtic Cross Tattoo Designs Meanings |
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| Celtic Cross Tattoo Designs Meanings |
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