Just came across this artisan online who does Celtic and Norse artwork...
Just to be clear: no affiliation or connection to him. Just cool artwork... And it's a pig!
https://www.celtichammerclub.com/store/p153/Slate_Coasters.html#/
For all you Celtic Epicureans!
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Here's the inspiration:
HistoryUncover the origins of the the Knocknagael Boar Stone, a remarkable early Pictish carving.www.historicenvironment.scotKnocknagael, Boar Stone | Canmore
Scotland's carved Pictish stones re-imagined in colourDid an ancient people paint their ornately carved standing stones in vivid colours?www.bbc.com
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