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Faithful reproductions from 7th- and 8th-century manuscripts as well as original adaptations of Gospel figures, mythological beasts, lettering, knotwork, and interlaced designs.
Products in Celtic, Norse |  | |  | 159 Celtic Designs
by Amy Lusebrink
Over 150 motifs reflecting the intricacies of Celtic design, ideal for use in graphics layouts, needlework designs, and art projects. Includes animal, floral, and abstract motifs clearly drawn for sharp reproduction.
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|  | The Book of Kells
by Blanche Cirker
Painstakingly reproduced from a rare facsimile edition, this volume contains full-page decorations, portraits, illustrations, plus a sampling of textual leaves with exquisite calligraphy and ornamentation. 32 full-color illustrations.
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|  | Celtic Designs and Motifs
by Courtney Davis
Over 100 Celtic motifs, both abstract and pictorial, have been adapted from authentic Celtic sources and include full- and half-page rectangles, triangles, circles, frames, borders, corners, and medallions.
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|  | Celtic Stencil Designs
by Co Spinhoven
130 beautiful, dramatic designs in a great range of size, shape, complexity. All royalty-free, with subjects ranging from birds and beasts of myth and scripture to elegantly wrought abstract motifs.
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|  | Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Art and Ornament
by J. O. Westwood
Fifty-three full-color plates capture the art of ancient Irish and Anglo-Saxon culture. Selected from rare manuscripts, this array of ornamental artwork features intertwined lacings, abstract animals, meticulously detailed letters, and solemn religious imagery.
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|  | Celtic and Old Norse Designs
by Courtney Davis
125 versatile, royalty-free designs adapted from ancient artwork: birds, human figures, mythological creatures, interwoven patterns, and other motifs. A wealth of dramatic ornamentation for craftworkers, designers, and artists.
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|  | Viking Designs
by A. G. Smith
An inexpensive source of inspiration and striking graphics for art and craft projects, this compilation features more than 175 authentic, royalty-free motifs: sinuously intertwined patterns, mythological animals, dragon-slaying heroes, much more.
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