Shamrock Forearm Arm Guard Tattoo Design armor and historical documentation

and historical documentation

I think the artistic monks would have been happy to see their careful geometry adapted and reused in this new form

The magnificent Clach a' Charridh Stone is a Class II Pictish stone located near Shandwick on the Tarbat peninsula

with three of the knots running vertical and two around the ankle running horizontal

The spiral is the symbol for creation and growth

Shamrock Forearm Arm Guard Tattoo Design armor and historical documentationA full wrap forearm sleeve of knotwork with a prominent shamrock design woven into the braiding, shown here placed on both the inside and outside of the arm and highlighted with colored ink in the background spaces in the shamrock. Fitted perfectly to the arm, it gives the appearance of chain mail armor and an archer's arm guard.