Welcome to Beltain Celtic art gifts! Shop here to buy unique Celtic knotwork designs, Celtic zoomorphic designs and Celtic spiral art designs on women's t-shirts, men's t-shirts, kids tees and other cool apparel, gifts, cards, prints and more . Find Celtic art with pictures of knots and triskels, zoomorphic Celtic hounds, salmon, cranes and birds. With images of fairies like the Morrigan, Herne, Bridgit, Lugh, Rhiannon, and the heroes Fionn mac Cool, CuCuhlain, and Ossiean and more, you're sure to find great presents for him and her to celebrate Celtic heritage for Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Manx and Bretons. From Samhain, Imbolg, Beltaine and Lughnasadh, to Saint Patrick's Day, and Christmas you'll find beautiful Celtic designs on gifts and clothing for the whole year! Beltain’s Celtic artwork is the original copyrighted work of artist Peggy von Burkleo.
The Morrigan Celtic Design The Morrigan is the personification of death and one of the most ancient and powerful of the Daione Sidhi. However, ancient Celts didn't fear death and saw it as the beginning of all things. |
The Hounds of Fionn Knotwork Finn Mac Cool was a mytho-historical hero who lived in Ireland around 250 AD. His Fianna warriors and two hounds, Bran and Sceolaun roamed the land enforcing the law of the High King Cormac Mac Art |
Herne the Hunter Celtic Art Herne is an ancient figure from celtic legend. He is a Lord of the Daoine Sidhi who protects the green world. In Scotland he is called Cern and in Ireland he is known as Cernnunos. |
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An Anam Ean Celtic Knotwork This meaning of this Celtic knotwork image is spiritual balance and harmony through the presence of divinity, within the four seasons of the year. |
An Anam Ean II Celtic Knotwork A Celtic knotwork zoomorphic image of birds and salmon on beautiful gifts. The Celtic knotwork birds represent the soul, and the salmon represent wisdom. An Anam Ean- the soul bird. |
Crane, Salmon and Tide Zoomorphic Celtic Artwork A Celtic design of cranes, salmon and spirals. Cranes walk where tide meets sand, a place that is neither solid or liquid and symbolizes the point where opposites meet and all things are possible. |
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Samhain Celtic Knotwork Art Samhain (pron. Sah-wen) is the first of the Fire Festivals celebrated on or near Oct. 31, as determined by the full moon. It marked the start of the celtic year and is the origin of Halloween. |
Samhain II Celtic Knotwork Art Samhain, A Celtic knotwork design of birds and black cats highlighted in orange, celebrates the first fire festival of the Celtic New Year. In a variety of gift items and apparel for him and her! |
The Selkie Irish Art An image framed by celtic spirals of a Selkie woman holdling her seal skin, staring sadly at the sea. Selkies figure in the legends of western Ireland and Scotland and are a solitary fairy. |
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Rhiannon Celtic Design The Celtic knotwork horses of Rhiannon are central to her legend. Rhiannon is a Faerie woman of the House of Don. She is the wife of Powell, Lord of Dyfed and the mother of Pryderi. |
CELTIC ART GALLERY #2 - Through the mist Beltain's 2nd Celtic art gift gallery where you can buy knotwork and spiral designs, pictures of Bridgit, Fionn Mac Cool, the Sacred Well, zoomorphic images and more on great Celtic gifts! |
Rhiannon's Birds Knotwork Design A knotwork image of horses and birds on fine gifts. The Celtic legend of Rhiannon's Birds said that so lovely was their song that it could sing the living to sleep and sing the dead to life. |
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Celtic Spiral Sun Design The Celtic spiral sun, a work of art with over 60 Celtic spirals and 14 triskels. Spirals represent an exchange of energy and are symbols of eternity. Buy it now on great gifts and apparel! |
Grania and the Celtic spiral sun A Celtic spiral design as a sun disk, behind Grania the daughter of Cormac Mac Art, High King of Ireland in the 3rd century A.D. She figures into the later myths of Fionn Mac Cool. |
Midirs Celtic Moon Brooch Art The Celtic spiral Moon brooch of Midir the Faery lord of Bri Leith in Ireland. His brooch of gold was in the shape crescent moon and reached from shoulder to shoulder. |
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Celtic Spiral Manuscript Art A beautiful design of Celtic spiral art, transitioning from the geometric under drawing to the completed spiral, on a parchment like background, reminiscent of the ancient Irish manuscripts. |
Celtic Grail Maiden Artwork Buy gifts with the picture of the Celtic Grail Maiden, standing in front of Celtic spiral designs and holding the Holy Grail. She both protects and symbolizes the power of the grail. |
The Celtic Grail Design The Celtic grail symbolizes inspiration, and the renewal of life. It is the vessel from which springs forth the energies of the spirit into the physical world. Buy it today on gifts and apparel! |
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Lughnasadh Celtic Spiral Art Lughnasadh Celtic Spiral design shows a Celtic Spiral that depicts the Celtic celebration of the Fire Festival of Lughnasadh, on the eve of the full moon closest to Aug. 1. Buy it tody on great gifts! |
The Celtic Warrior Lugh Design The Celtic Warrior Lugh was the son of Ethlinn daughter of Balor and of Cian son of Dian Cecht. Lugh is the Celtic sun god and figures into many legends of the Celts. Buy this Celtic design today! |
The Celtic Sword Knotwork Design The Celtic Sword is a symbol of the will of an individual. Covered with knotwork and comprised of the four elements it serves as the focus of fifth, and is used both for attack as well as defence. |
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Irish Shamrock Spiral Design An Irish shamrock spiral design on Celtic gifts! The Shamrock is an ancient symbol of divinity, used by both the Druids and Saint Patrick, and a symbol of Ireland. |
The Names of Ireland Celtic Cross Wear your Irish heritage proudly. Banba, Eire, Fodhla, and more! The many names of Ireland, like images through the fog, are overlaid on this original image of a Celtic cross. Buy it today! |
Celtic Brooch Image This image of a blue Celtic Brooch with gold knotwork is styled after the Irish knotwork and jewelry of the 6th to 12th centuries, the monastic period through the Norman invasion. |
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Celtic Mirror Image An image of a bronze Celtic mirror with a spiral on the LaTene style on gifts like prints, cards, tote bags, t-shirts and more. La Tene is a Celtic style that existed until the monastic period. |
Celtic Mother Moon The Celtic Mother Moon, a Celtic knotwork design on gifts! The mother moon is a time of bounty, nurturing and harvest. It is the manifesting of the power begun at the start of the lunar month. |
