Tattoo design, symmetrical back piece, vertical mirror…

Tattoo design, symmetrical back piece, vertical mirror composition. Upper half: Crann Bethadh (Celtic Tree of Life), rendered upright. Trunk marked with a solar cross at its center. Branches spread into a dense, intricate canopy of leaves, terminating at the tips in Dara knots (interlocking Celtic knotwork based on oak roots). One or two crows perched subtly within the upper branches. Color palette: rich greens and gold/amber in the knotwork, warm brown trunk. Center: a horizontal water line dividing the two trees, acting as a mirror/reflection line across the mid-back. Lower half (inverted, mirrored below the water line): Yggdrasil, the Norse World Tree, hanging downward as the reflection of the tree above. Odin hangs from one of the lower boughs (near the water line), suspended by a rope around the neck, pierced by a spear, body inverted. Above Yggdrasil (toward the lower back/tailbone), the wolves Sköll and Hati chase across the sky in pursuit of the sun and moon. At the base of Yggdrasil, right at the water line, two ravens (Huginn and Muninn) sit waiting, their forms reflected faintly in the water. Color palette: deep blues, teal, and silver-grey, with a pale blue/silver water line. Overall style: fine-line blackwork tattoo design with selective color, Celtic knotwork detailing, symmetrical and balanced composition, high detail suitable for a large back piece.