Celestial Totem Planet Sigil Tattoo Design

Celestial Totem Planet Sigil Tattoo Design

Marsoni

M251S

$10.90

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Celestial Totem Planet Sigil Tattoo DesignAbout This Design Ornamental celestial totem in vertical blackwork geometry: a shaded planet ringed in arcs, orbited by sigils, diamonds, and star point dots. Encoded with sacred cycles, it maps tides of fate, anchoring intuition to cosmic order. Worn as a compass, it instills quiet awe, balance, protection, and forward motion within. Instant Download By purchasing this design, you'll receive the high resolution version without the watermark. You can

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012