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Celtic · Irish · Dublin

Irish influences, interpreted for your tattoo

From botanical references to knotwork and folklore.

Ireland offers plenty of starting points: a three-leaf shamrock, a familiar landscape, a manuscript detail or a piece of folklore. You might have a connection to the subject, or be drawn to its shape and history. Tell us what interests you.

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Botanical triquetra tattoo by Joao Conti

Celtic · Irish · Dublin

Choosing the reference

Share the plant, pattern or symbol you have in mind. Photographs and drawings help identify the details, particularly where a specific form or meaning matters to you.

We’ll discuss scale and placement. Knotwork and ornament need clear space between lines, and your artist will explain how that affects size.

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Celtic · Irish · Dublin

An influence, with room for interpretation

Irish subjects can be approached through colour realism, fine line, illustration or blackwork. Browse the portfolios to see how those approaches differ.

If your tattoo is part of a visit to Ireland, send your dates with the enquiry. Wait for written appointment confirmation before arranging travel for the work.

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Questions about Celtic designs

Questions you may have

01Can my tattoo be based on Celtic or Irish inspiration?

Yes. Share the specific symbol, plant, pattern or reference you like. If its meaning matters to you, include it so your artist can consider that when developing the drawing.

02Can a knot or symbol be small?

The lines and open spaces need room to remain clear. Your artist will discuss an appropriate size, or a simpler interpretation if you prefer a smaller piece.

03Can I book while visiting Ireland?

You can enquire with your travel dates. Availability and preparation depend on the project, so wait for written appointment confirmation before arranging travel for it.

04Can I use a photograph as inspiration?

A photograph can show the reference or kind of imagery you like. It guides a new composition for you, rather than copying another person’s tattoo.

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Irish-inspired botanical designs

Botanical triquetraByJoao Conti
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ShamrockByJoao Conti
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Tell us about your tattoo idea

Include your references, placement and approximate size. We’ll review the request and reply about the project, estimate and consultation.

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Your tattoo

Tell us about your tattoo idea, proposed placement and approximate size.

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References

Choose references that show the subject, composition or details you like. You can add as many as you like, together or one at a time.

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This optional choice helps your artist consider colour and contrast. Leave it blank if you would prefer to discuss it in person.

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