Celtic Artwork was developed by Celts who ruled over England long ago.
Their kind of art contains spiral, knot works, animal form, and interlacing patterns.
In the late Christianity era, gold, silver and others were used to make very fine jewelry.
Jewelry with the minute designs were considered to be the finest.
Celtic Artwork are of different styles.
There is the Hallstatt style which includes geometric designs.
La Tene style includes leaf work and spiral designs.
These designs specialize in developing faces which appear and disappear.
Knot work is the most famous style in this kind of art.
There is the trinity knot that has three knots weaving through itself or a number of strips.
The spiral style which may look like swirls double, triple or quadruple designs In Zoomorphic style, animals shapes are used.
The animals may be snakes, birds, salmon, lion and many others.
The animals in this style are usually designed as twisted with each other resembling to some extent, the knot work.
The other style is the maze style.
This is similar to spiral design.
The other style that appears like tiles is the step style.
Celtic artwork styles provide various symbolic representations.
Knot work depicts the inter connectivity of life an human in the universe.
In zoomorphic style, each animal depicts a quality.
For example, the lion stands for strength, snakes for rebirth, peacocks for purity.
The maze and steps style refer to the journey of life.
The spiral style define the personal spirit and also determines the importance of holy spirit.