Bronze Keltic Cross Hardware It depicts a tiny dragon

It depicts a tiny dragon

Own your very own piece of the Wild West with this statement buckle by Alex Streeter

Claudius was Emperor of Rome for just two years

The image of a serpent or dragon biting its own tail is one of oldest ancient symbols

first carved in the early 70’s

Bronze Keltic Cross Hardware It depicts a tiny dragonThe Keltic Cross is one of Alex Streeter's most unique and phantasmagorical works. This carving inspired by the Book of Kells, an ancient Irish illuminated manuscript from the 9th century that features animals dancing along its pages. If you look closely, youll notice that the cross is made up of various creatures, including cats, mice, rabbits and geese. The Keltic Cross is quite the statement piece, measuring about 4. 5" (12cm) long. It is very