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Celtic Tattoos of a Shamrock have been a popular tattoo over the years and it's said, "To be born Irish is to be born lucky." Psychologists say that keeping a good-luck charm such as a Celtic shamrock tattoo can improve your luck because it can make you more aware of opportunities and thus more likely to adopt a resilient attitude that helps you make your own luck. Some people like to signify their luck by getting Celtic tattoos such as a shamrock as a good luck symbol onto their bodies. There are several Celtic symbols that represent good luck, such as horseshoes, claddaghs, harps, bells, and rainbows; however, the most popular lucky symbol of Celtic culture are shamrocks.
Three-leaf clovers, known as shamrocks, are considered to be a popular Celtic tattoo design. Shamrocks have been considered lucky ever since the well-known legend that St. Patrick used a shamrock to illustrate the Holy Trinity: one leaf for the Father, one for the Son and one for the Holy Spirit.
A shamrock is the most recognizable symbol of Ireland. Celtic tattoos of a shamrock can be a great way to signify Irish heritage. Like their Celtic ancestors, the Irish connect deeply with nature and a shamrock tattoo can represent a profound love and respect for nature.
People may prefer to ink a four-leafed clover for added luck. Each leaf symbolizes hope, faith, love, and luck. It's important not to confuse the four-leaf clover with Ireland's beloved shamrock.
Celtic Shamrock tattoos can be small enough to wear almost anywhere on the body, on an ankle, back of neck, shoulder, hip, arm, lower back, hand, or foot. You may want to combine a shamrock tattoo with other Celtic designs. For example, you could pair up a shamrock alongside a claddagh which represents friendship, loyalty, and love. Or you can place a shamrock inside a Celtic cross. You could have a shamrock entwined with Celtic knotwork. A repeated shamrock armband is aesthetically pleasing. The possibilities are endless.
A shamrock tattoo is the perfect embodiment of Celtic design as it's one of the oldest Celtic symbols.
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