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Tattoo Fonts Old English on Back Body

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Celtic Dragon Tattoo - What it Really Means

The Celtic dragon has in the past been a creature that has been surrounded by mystery. It has been considered as part of the myths and legends of long ago in the Celtic world. The Celtic dragon symbolizes many things for the Celts. Among the meaning it represents, the most famous is fertility. It symbolizes the birth of earth and the first appearance of life. To add to this, the Celtic dragon also represents the combination of all the elements. The pioneer living thing was created from the earth and fertilized from the sky by both the water and the wind. This process describes the union from which the Celtic dragon came about. This is what happens every single year.

The Celtic dragon is considered a very sacred creature and is thought of highly by the Celts. The Druids surveyed the land and always speak of the dragon lines, or in modern terms, the ley lines of the land today. These dragon lines were crucial to the Celts. It is believed that in these lines and where they meet, are the where the most energy comes up from the depths of the earth. It is where they prefer to perform the sacred Celtic rituals.

For the ancient Celts, "the ley of the land" spoke of the process and of how the magic or cosmic forces flowed through an area, and how the area affected the forces. The Celts have always believed that Celtic dragons came from a different world. These creatures were also responsible for affecting the ley of the land, and the places that are correlated with the dragon legend were nerve centers, most often associated with sites by ancient sanctity.

The vein, or the path of the dragons, was a form of critical flow of energy or ley of the land. In the olden times, these dragons were often thought to pass through these veins of power or energy. These areas were most often thought of as the spots were the dragons rested because of the heightened power. The great attraction Stonehenge is thought to be one of the places where the dragons took their rest. Also, it is believed the Celtic Cross, a cross surrounded by a circle, symbolizes the crossing ley lines, thus, that's how the circle of life should be centered. By the power of the dragon lines.

In the art of tattoos, people who want to have a Celtic dragon tattoo have always thought of this design as honorable. The prominent design of a Celtic dragon tattoo catches the attention of people. For some, it is an expression of their personality as someone strong and who rises above the situation. This tattoo design has always been regarded as something that represents the deepest desires of some people. That is, to be in the realm of mystical creatures like the dragons, and to live during the times of kings and princes. The Celtic dragon tattoo is one of the most popular tattoo designs that people choose.

The Celtic dragon has in the past been a creature that has been surrounded by mystery. It has been considered as part of the myths and legends of long ago in the Celtic world. The Celtic dragon symbolizes many things for the Celts. Among the meaning it represents, the most famous is fertility. It symbolizes the birth of earth and the first appearance of life. To add to this, the Celtic dragon also represents the combination of all the elements. The pioneer living thing was created from the earth and fertilized from the sky by both the water and the wind. This process describes the union from which the Celtic dragon came about. This is what happens every single year.

The Celtic dragon is considered a very sacred creature and is thought of highly by the Celts. The Druids surveyed the land and always speak of the dragon lines, or in modern terms, the ley lines of the land today. These dragon lines were crucial to the Celts. It is believed that in these lines and where they meet, are the where the most energy comes up from the depths of the earth. It is where they prefer to perform the sacred Celtic rituals.

For the ancient Celts, "the ley of the land" spoke of the process and of how the magic or cosmic forces flowed through an area, and how the area affected the forces. The Celts have always believed that Celtic dragons came from a different world. These creatures were also responsible for affecting the ley of the land, and the places that are correlated with the dragon legend were nerve centers, most often associated with sites by ancient sanctity.

The vein, or the path of the dragons, was a form of critical flow of energy or ley of the land. In the olden times, these dragons were often thought to pass through these veins of power or energy. These areas were most often thought of as the spots were the dragons rested because of the heightened power. The great attraction Stonehenge is thought to be one of the places where the dragons took their rest. Also, it is believed the Celtic Cross, a cross surrounded by a circle, symbolizes the crossing ley lines, thus, that's how the circle of life should be centered. By the power of the dragon lines.

In the art of tattoos, people who want to have a Celtic dragon tattoo have always thought of this design as honorable. The prominent design of a Celtic dragon tattoo catches the attention of people. For some, it is an expression of their personality as someone strong and who rises above the situation. This tattoo design has always been regarded as something that represents the deepest desires of some people. That is, to be in the realm of mystical creatures like the dragons, and to live during the times of kings and princes. The Celtic dragon tattoo is one of the most popular tattoo designs that people choose.

Catanya

It's not often that I get someone to share facial tattoos here on Tattoosday, but the occasion arose last month while I was browsing at one of my favorite inkspotting locales, the Borders in Penn Plaza.

I was lucky to meet Catanya, who I noticed had interesting markings on her face, and I was compelled to ask her about the ink. She gladly posed and told me a little about the designs.

Catanya explained that she got her tattoos in the 1970's in New York. She was involved as a dancer in the art scene and eventually married a photographer and relocated to New Mexico and currently resides in Baja, California.

She referred to herself as a "gypsy tribal belly dancer hula hooper" and explained that the design on her forehead is a yin-yang, the tattoo on the right side of her face is Apache feathers, and that the left side and chin are Moroccan in their origins.

Catanya also told me that she had been photographed by someone named Stanley Stellar many years ago here in New York, and that he might have photos from those early days.

Thinking it would be great to have a photo of Catanya from when she was much younger with these tattoos, I tracked down Mr. Stellar and asked if he still had access to his photographs. He completely came through and forwarded this shot:

I certainly feel  fortunate to be able to share photos of the same tattoos, separated by thirty-three years.

Such an opportunity allows us to see an example of how one person has aged gracefully, along with her tattoos.

Catanya subsequently emailed me and elaborated on her tattoos and their history:

Back in the early 1970's I was part of a "tribal style" group of dancers and musicians from all over the world. The main things we had in common were our love of the Dance, world music, colorful costumes and even more colorful life styles. That included Henna, Kohl rimmed eyes and LOTS of Tattoos! We also sported plenty of nose jewelry!   The tattoos for all of us were personal and also tribal, (as can be seen in India, Morocco and other  exotic places around the world.) I do not think that any of us took our tattoo ceremonies lightly. 

I received my first tattoos in Venice, Calif. in 1973.

I like to think of it as an initiation ceremony. It was wonderful! Lots of music and dancing and plenty of red wine and good herbs.

My tattoos were applied the "old fashioned" way. India Ink, a needle and a broken pen.

They were done by two brothers from Cuba. They were also fantastic Conga drummers!

A few years later, I had a few more tattoos added to my collection. These were executed by a wonderful tattoo artist, Boyd, in Taos, New Mexico.

I do not regret any of my tattoos and find as the years go by that I am actually "earning" them. I am becoming them. They ARE a personal manifestation of my journey in life.

As my friend Walter once said to me, (referring to my Eagle feathers tattoo), "Catanya, when I look into your eyes, I see that you are growing your real Eagle feathers."

Walter Chappell and Catanya, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1985
© 1985, 2008 Robert Saltzman

The photo above was taken by Catnya's husband about eight years after Mr, Stellar's photo, with the late photographer Walter Chappell, their friend quoted by Catanya in her testimony.

I want to profusely thank Catanya for allowing me to photograph her and for sharing her tattoos with me, and all of us here on Tattoosday! It's an encounter like this that really stands out among the hundreds I have had over the last few years. To be able to see how someone has so gracefully and proudly worn their tattoos over time is truly an honor and a blessing.

I also want to thank Stanley Stellar for sharing his photograph of Catanya from so many years ago. You can see more of Mr. Stellar's photography here. Be sure to check out his wonderful tattoo photos under the "images" section.

Small star tattoos for girls on foot

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Arm Tattoos for Girls " Star, Flower and Heart Tattoo "

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Angel arm tattoos ideas for men and girls

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Japanese Tribal Body Tattoo

Japanese Tribal Body Tattoo

Japanese Tribal Body Tattoo