Insular art is art produced between 300 and 900 ce by people in which area?

Insular art is art produced between 300 and 900 ce by people in Ireland and in Great Britain. This was a form of artwork that was very distinct from other styles that are found in Europe. It is deeply rooted in religion and the combination of both Celtic and Anglo-Saxon styles of artwork. The interlace decorations in such art forms are the most distinctive feature of Insular Art.