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Discover the perfect balance between nature and geometry with this minimalistic artwork. Featuring intricate overlapping circles, this piece elegantly combines sacred geometry with subtle depictions of trees, leaves, and blooming flowers. Soft forest green, deep indigo, and hints of lavender create a soothing palette, while a light earthy background in muted clay or pale sage adds warmth. Delicate gold accents with textured embossing highlight key points, bringing a luminous and modern touch to the design. Ideal for those who appreciate the fusion of natural elements with mathematical precision.

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Below are fifteen sepia-toned pictures from Celt Legends with images mainly from the Ultonian (or Ulster) Cycle featuring the hero Cuchulain.

In this gallery are sixteen colorful Celt Designs with lovely floriated and interwoven designs that come from ancient Celtic texts.

Maize Kernel Celt, Unknown, Mexico, Guerrero, Tabasco, or Veracruz, 900–400 BCE, Stone, Serpentine.

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This ceremonial object has the head of a deity and a body shaped like an axe blade (celt) used to clear land for agriculture. The flared mouth, toothless gums, and fangs are typical of Olmec supernatural beings. The meaning of the body's "four-dots-and-a-bar" motif is unclear, but it sometimes appears in depictions of plants. The deity, then, seems to be associated with fertility.

Costa Rican jade pendants may imitate the shape of axe blades (celts) used for agriculture. The pendants often take the form of "axe gods," creatures with human, bird, or animal traits. Jade carving was common in Costa Rica before ad 500, but then declined in importance. Gold eventually replaced jade as the region’s preferred luxury material.

multiple spin reversal of a celt made out of a teaspoon

Old Celt 2.0 designed by Sergey Arzamastsev. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

The club artifact has grooves carved around it and some material was left on it like leather to rope the staff NWS 7830. There is also a celt or a wedge tool NWS 7835.