Uffington White Horse Tattoo Cuff with Pictish Celtic Design stone carving The deity is sometimes known

The deity is sometimes known as Badb Catha ("battle crow")

in the graveyard of the Scottish Kings

The sword of a Templar knight is held within the Celtic knot work of this high cross

The Hill of Slane in County Meath is remembered as the place where Saint Patrick convinced the pagan High King of Ireland to convert to Christianity

Uffington White Horse Tattoo Cuff with Pictish Celtic Design stone carving The deity is sometimes knownThe white horse of Uffington is one of the most significant prehistoric earth works in Briton, and this ankle cuff combines that primordial design with the Pictish V Rod and La Tene style spirals. All the different ancient styles blend together into a seamless tattoo design, European tribal art that lives again in skin.