Ars Celtica - Celtic Knotwork Art & Design: Home: Zazzle.com Store

With hopes that you'll enjoy your stay here.

his is the anteroom to my very own scriptorium and workshop - sort of - filled with images and with objects I've been able to decorate, like a craftsman of old.

ou'll find customizable greeting cards, coffee mugs, and other merchandise, all illuminated with the sort of Celtic decoration I began doing in 1980. I'd have started a few months sooner, but I went traveling right after I bought my copy of George Bain's Celtic Art: the Methods of Construction. I had to get home before I could dig the book back out.

incorporated Celtic borders into a lot of my ink and watercolor work through the 1980s - in most of that work, I think - and did some small press work in illustration (Cold Iron, by Rudyard Kipling and Leslie Fish) and some covers for small music labels that all used these themes and this sort of decorative border work and illumination.

nd while much of my more recent work is completely different, I still like to come back to this and spend a little time with it when I can. I hope you will, too!

- Bradley W. Schenck

Featured Products:

Custom Greeting Cards

Custom Business Cards

Celtic Art Coffee Mugs

Upload your own photographs to place within these Celtic knotwork borders. Then add a personalized message to the inside of the card.

These are a great way to put together your own decorated invitations, announcements, and holiday greeting cards. Give it a try!

ll of my greeting cards can be personalized with your own messages inside the cards.

he same goes for my custom postcards and for the business cards - those are some products I'm pretty excited about. You can add your own name and information over the Celtic backdrops I've put together for you.

Please do!

Ars Celtica is a collection of Celtic knotwork art and design by Bradley W. Schenck, who's been making interlace or knotwork patterns since 1980. And boy, are his arms tired!

These designs are all protected by copyright and I really wish you wouldn't do anything with them, except for enjoying them. And buying them on this stuff. All of it, if possible.