The Irish Wolfhound looks back over his shoulder at his bloodline's past and generations of Celtic warriors who have gone before

These 5 dogs are overlaid in a dog pile

The thistle flower of Scotland rises up from a Celtic knot to form a balanced and dynamic tattoo that expresses the transmitted heritage of the Scots

The white horse of Uffington is one of the most significant prehistoric earth works in Briton

This V-Rod and crescent design is found on the Rosemarkie Stone

Pictish Spiral Double Disc Tattoo Design military The Irish Wolfhound looks backThis double disc is one of the most frequently seen Pictish patterns, found on carved symbol stones that date from the 6th century. The mysterious Picts left behind their enigmatic patterns in these carved monuments. This disc has the traditional shape with spiraling circular elements taken from an ancient piece of Pictish jewelry. Here it is bracketed by the Pictish Wolf form the Keillor stone and the bear form the Glamis stone.