Nordic, Viking Tattoos, Knotwork - My Passion

Ancient Symbols. Modern Power.

If you’ve ever felt drawn toward the old gods, ancient symbolism, Viking mythology, or the endless flow of Celtic knotwork, you’re in the right place. These tattoos carry history, meaning, and a certain weight to them that goes far beyond aesthetics. They connect people to ancestry, spirituality, mythology, and personal transformation.

I specialize in Nordic, Viking, and Ornamental knot work inspired tattoo work built around blackwork, ornamental flow, sacred geometry, and large-scale body composition, often including Color. My approach blends historical inspiration with modern tattooing techniques to create tattoos that move naturally with the body while still carrying the spirit of the ancient world.

Nordic and Viking tattoos often pull from Norse mythology, Norse Family culture, Concepts such as: Conquering and Overcoming hardships, Inspiring to be better and Sense of Belonging to something bigger, better and more powerful. Stemming from humanities ancient symbolism:

• Wolves, Ravens, Mythical beasts, Serpents, Bears, Boars, Steer, and dragons or all sorts…

• Iconography from the Eddas

• RuneStone Carvings

• Pagan Gods and their children - their adventures and tales brought to life

• Mjölnir (Thor’s Hammer)

• Elder Futhark runes

• Custom bindrunes

• Sigils and Staves

• GodMasks

• Berzerkers

• Yggdrasil

• Large pieces that combine these elements to tell your personal story.

• Symbolize your struggles and your ability to overcome

• connecting you to your ancient past

These symbols once appeared carved into stone, wood, weapons, jewelry, and ships — carrying meanings tied to protection, fate, strength, sacrifice, exploration, and the unknown.

• Endless knotwork flowing from the beasts mentioned above

• Interwoven patterns as fills

• Spirals and sacred geometry

• Ancient symbolic flow representing eternity, interconnectedness, and the cycles of life

Whether the goal is honoring heritage, exploring spirituality, building a large-scale bodysuit, or simply creating something that resonates on a deeper level, the process is always collaborative and custom-built for the individual wearing it.

These projects are most commonly approached through blackwork and ornamental tattooing, though selective color and texture can absolutely be incorporated depending on the direction of the piece. Our imagination is the only limit.

BindRunes & Viking Age Runes

Magic in Every Mark.

Runes are far more than an ancient alphabet. They are symbols layered with meaning, intention, history, and mystery — originally carved into stone, wood, weapons, jewelry, and other objects throughout the Norse and Germanic world. For many people, runes represent protection, transformation, guidance, strength, ancestry, or personal evolution.

I work primarily with the FUTHARK runes, specifically, the Elder Futhark runes, bindrunes, and historically inspired Nordic symbolism, creating custom pieces designed specifically for the individual wearing them. Some clients come seeking a single rune with personal meaning. Others build entire compositions around mythology, sacred geometry, or larger symbolic narratives.

Bindrunes are created by combining multiple runes into a single flowing symbol:

• Protection

• Strength

• Courage

• Growth

• Transformation

• Healing

• Direction

• Spiritual connection

These symbols can be subtle and minimal, or woven deeply into larger sleeves, chest pieces, and body-flow compositions.

While modern rune tattoo culture has exploded in popularity, I place a strong emphasis on understanding the historical roots, symbolism, and cultural context behind the imagery. These are not just decorative marks — they are symbols that have carried meaning for centuries, and I approach them with that respect in mind.

Ornamental Tattoos

Elegance in Motion. Flow That Follows the Body.

Ornamental tattoos are where artistry meets anatomy. These designs are crafted to move with your body—wrapping around curves, following lines, and enhancing the natural flow of your form. This style blends geometric patterns, mandalas, dotwork, and elements of sacred geometry, Celtic knotwork, Norse symbols, and even Polynesian tribal motifs—woven together into something fluid, beautiful, and completely custom.

Unlike other tattoo styles that are symbol-based or standalone, ornamental tattoos are designed to feel like they belong to you. They’re often used to accentuate the chest, ribs, spine, arms, or legs—anywhere the design can flow organically with your body.

Expect fine linework, symmetry, and repetition—but also storytelling. These pieces can be deeply personal, combining visual elegance with the deeper meanings of ancient patterns and symbols.

If you’re looking for something that’s both decorative and meaningful, something that wraps your story around your body like armor or lace, an ornamental tattoo might be exactly what you’re after.

Sacred Geometry & Geometric Tattoos

Structure. Balance. Beauty.

Sacred geometry tattoos are more than beautiful—they’re rooted in the belief that the universe is built from a series of divine patterns. These tattoos speak to those who find meaning in harmony, symmetry, and universal balance.

Whether it’s the Flower of Life, Metatron’s Cube, or a custom pattern built from geometric shapes, I love designing pieces that feel both meditative and powerful. These tattoos often resonate with those seeking a deeper connection to spirituality or who simply appreciate the beauty of clean, flowing symmetry.

You’ll often find this art style on bodies, walls, and even vehicles—because once you see it, you realize it’s everywhere. In your tattoo, it becomes personal, intentional, and striking.

Combining Styles

Contemporary tattooing allows me to combine these styles occasionally

While I like to stick to the roots of the styles, I often enjoy mixing these styles together to make modern masterpieces, rooted in tradition.

lets see what you come up with, lets talk about your ideas and make something magic, just for you.