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Celtic knotwork forms the swallowtail butterfly, once a caterpillar, now fully transformed into a beautiful soaring spirit. A beautiful tattoo to grace any body.


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The badge of courage and faith, worn proudly by the men and women who dare to walk into the inferno to save the lives of strangers.

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The beautiful and helpful king snake is shown climbing through a small branch of willow. Celebrating the interconnectedness of nature and wild things.


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A classic Irish knot pattern, often found painted on the wagons of the Traveler folk for good luck. A blessing for the wearer of the tattoo.


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A 2,500 year old caribou tattoo, originally found on the shoulder of the Siberian Ice Maiden, also known as the Altai Princess. The tattooed mummy of this woman from the 5th century BC was found in a burial mound of the Pazyryk culture in Republic of Altai, Russia.


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