Celtic tattoos consist of beautiful and complex knot work and images that were taken from nature. The knot work is a design that twists and turns appears in jewelry, weapons, textiles and pottery. It can be found on Irish stonework that date as early as 400 BC. The knot work design tattoos draw on this ancient tradition and is a favorite motif for Irish tattoo designs. You may also see  Cross Tattoo Designs

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Irish Tattoo Design on Palm

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Small Irish Wrist Tattoo Design

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Shamrock tattoos are considered as a memento of St. Patrick’s methods of teaching. It is said that he reached down and plucked a shamrock, then held it up to illustrate the Holy Trinity to followers of pagan Celtic gods and goddesses. It is believed to bring good luck, ward off evil, and represent the three phases of the moon. You may also see Skull Tattoo Designs

Celtic Knot Irish Tattoo Design

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Irish Skull Tattoo Design

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Black Work Irish Tattoo Design

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Simple Irish Tattoo Design

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Irish Forearm Tattoo Design

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Irish Shoulder Tattoo Design

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Irish Arm Tattoo Design

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Colorful Irish Tattoo Design

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Irish Tattoo Design on Leg

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Irish Chest Tattoo Design

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Black and Grey Irish Tattoo Design

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Irish Tattoo Design on Foot

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Irish Name Tattoo Design

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Four-leaf clover designs are often combined with other lucky symbols such as a horseshoe. It is extremely rare which is why it became a symbol of luck. The four leaves symbolize hope, faith, love, and luck. You may often see four-leaf clover tattoos combined with the Irish folklore of a leprechaun. Originally, leprechauns weren’t the sweet chubby men dressed in green. They were considered rather nasty customers with no qualms about fighting with nosy people to try to steal their lucky charms. You may also see Tree Tattoo Designs

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