This week`s DIVA Challenge is dedicated to St Patrics Day and we have to bring a touch of Irish into our tiles.
Some years ago, when I did not know anything about Zentangle I was several times in Ireland for holidays. As I love patterns as long I can remember, I bought a book "The treasury of celtic knots".
I was absolutely thrilled about the "Book of Kells" , which has been hand written and drawn by celtic monks about 1200 years ago. We could see in the Library of the Trinity College in Dublin. The celtic signs, knots and drawings are simply amazing.
This is why I decided to draw a celtic knot for this challenge - because I have lots of wonderful memories to my stays in this beautiful country- surely we will come back one day...
The knot I can be seen in Original in Glendalough, one of the most important monastic sites in Ireland.
So intricate!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautifully done and just a little colour is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteWell done, it is so tricky drawing Celtic Knots.
ReplyDeleteI love Celtic knots too. You are so lucky to have been there in person to see such wonderful things. This tile is so perfect for this challenge.
ReplyDeleteThis is great, your Celtic Knot is perfect.
ReplyDeleteI do love this Celtic knot and the aura's!!!
ReplyDeleteWhen I see your tile, there is just one thing to think about: Ireland, beautiful composition, nice colours and of cours the celtic knot is perfect!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tile Simone! I love that Celtic knot.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing tile! The composition is fabulous with the Celtic knot. Your story makes me want to see Ireland! Thanks for sharing your wonderful memories.
ReplyDeleteOh ja! Was für eine schöne Idee! Wunderschönes Tile mit dem keltischen Knoten!
ReplyDeleteLiebe Grüße, Annette
Gefällt mir sehr gut! Schönen Sonntag! LG, Anja
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