| The Celtic spiral and knot work in these designs were the tribal art of the people inhabiting Europe and the English Isles beginning in circa AD 800. The designs we use are taken from stone carvings found in the Pictish areas of Scotland. Other sources include the Book of Kells. The designs are considered religious zoomorhpic art depicting animals sacred to the Celts, shapeshifting by the Druids, or mythological characters. The knotwork symbolizes regeneration. It personifies the soul's journey to perfection along the thread of life which unendingly returns to its devine source. |
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Leather Celtic Checkbook CoversThe Oberon checkbook cover is designed to fit carbon or non-carbon standard checks on one side, and the convenient flap on the opposite side is perfect for stashing receipts or cash. This gorgeous leather cover is hand-tooled in the United States. Covers measure 3.5" x 6.5", fits standard size checks (including duplicates/carbon). Designs are stocked only in the colors pictured. |
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Celtic Leather JournalsMade with top-quality cowhide and decorated with a pewter button that is appropriate to the tooled image on the cover, these journals are a delight to the eye and the hand. They are ideal for use as diaries, travel journals, sketchbooks, etc. Each journal contains a blank book with 220 heavy bond pages (sketch quality paper) and can be replaced when full. More Information |
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Celtic Leather WalletsThese fantastic, hand-crafted, hand-tooled wallets are made in the USA from genuine leather, with an interior lining of ballistic nylon. They have six slots for credit cards, driver license, etc, plus a large pocket for cash, and two smaller pockets for photos, notes, etc. |
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