About this Product
To the Celts, as everywhere, the bull was a symbol of fertility, wealth, and status. The bull likewise symbolizes ties to the land, ancestry, and kinship. A good bull was a conspicuous sign of wealth in a culture that revolved around cattle husbandry; the prestige of a clan’s bull was closely linked to that of its king, and to the prosperity of its people.
Scoti Creations
Meet the Maker
I'm a huge fan of history and archeology. I'm fascinated and inspired by ancient metal-smiths and incorporate ancient Celtic, Pict or Norse patterns in my work. I'm excited to blend my skills into a wearable interpretation of Celtic art.
How it’s Made
Each Piece begins as sheet metal, copper, bronze, brass or nickel. After a pattern is transferred to the metal, the piece is etched in a salt water solution.
Each piece is hand cut, sanded and polished, then either patinaed or hand painted. A clear polymer coating is applied.
