Native American Tattoo with I'itoi Maze Celtic Design fiddle A Pictish horseman drinking while

A Pictish horseman drinking while riding

They deserve to wear the marks of their courage

The pattern appears on many carved stones found across Scotland

The arch of knotwork on the front of the arm continues to a band around the arm to connect seamlessly to the other side

To respect the honor of women

Native American Tattoo with I'itoi Maze Celtic Design fiddle A Pictish horseman drinking whileThe I'itoi is the sacred symbol of the O'odham peoples, representing the mischievous creator god who resides in a cave below the peak of Baboquivari Mountain, part of the Tohono O'odham Nation. For this man whose heritage is half Native American Indian and half Irish, an endless circle of Celtic knot work was placed around the inner pattern, to bring it all full circle.