Horse Shoe Tattoo, Celtic Anklet Design family Named for the Pagan Goddess

Named for the Pagan Goddess Dimity

the first letter of Greek for "Jesus"

The Celtic knot-adorned vambrace

One of the interpretations of the design is that the stag is eating the bark of the ONE WORLD TREE (Yggdrasil) where the serpent Nithog lived and nibbled on its roots

sized to flow across a smaller but also dramatic span

Horse Shoe Tattoo, Celtic Anklet Design family Named for the Pagan GoddessAn anklet for a horse lover. For this woman the double horse shoes represent both her big endurance horse and her mini, and the Celtic heart on the other side represents her love for them. They are held together with a twist of Celtic knotwork reminiscent of the crown worn by Elrond in the Lord of the Rings movie.