Celtic Trinity Mugs

Womens Mothers Day Celtic Knot Trinity Symbol Mother With Child

Triquertra circle

Decorative Triquetra Celtic Ornament

Triquetra. Listen to your inner heart. Silence the voices that keep you small. Let go and soar.

Old Irish legends viewed the cat as a fairy creature. The cat has long been a revered companion of man, sharing our lives since the time of the early Egyptians. The Celtic Cat design is a great way to show your love for mans feline friend. This unique design is adorned with Celtic symbolism to add meaning to the naturally mysterious character of the cat. These pretty Celtic cat seems to bring good luck to those who cross its path.

Old Irish legends viewed the cat as a fairy creature. The cat has long been a revered companion of man, sharing our lives since the time of the early Egyptians. The Celtic Cat design is a great way to show your love for mans feline friend. This unique design is adorned with Celtic symbolism to add meaning to the naturally mysterious character of the cat. These pretty Celtic cat seems to bring good luck to those who cross its path.

Tree of life -Yggdrasil with Triquetra

The cat has long been a revered companion of man, sharing our lives since the time of the early Egyptians. The Celtic Cat design is a great way to show your love for mans feline friend. This unique design is adorned with Celtic symbolism to add meaning to the naturally mysterious character of the cat.

Triquetra. Listen to your inner heart. Silence the voices that keep you small. Let go and soar.

Ouroboros - Celtic Knot

The cat has long been a revered companion of man, sharing our lives since the time of the early Egyptians. The Celtic Cat design is a great way to show your love for mans feline friend. This unique design is adorned with Celtic symbolism to add meaning to the naturally mysterious character of the cat.

a celtic triquetra symbol in the shape of a spearhead

a triquetra knotwork based on the hilton of cadboll stone

A celtic double triquetra design

a celtic triquetra knotwork

Show where you're from and what you're about.

Spread love everywhere with this message in Gaelic decorated with a Celtic heart knot. Perfect for any special occasion or to show your Irish pride and love for Ireland.

CELTIC TREE OF LIFE - PAGAN, VIKING, CELTIC AND DRUIDISM CELTIC KNOT SHIRT. TREE OF LIFE T SHIRT. TRADITIONAL CELTIC TREE OF LIFE T SHIRT. VIKING SHIRT. This awesome Viking style Celtic Tree Of Life Tshirt is showing the branches reaching skyward and the roots spreading out into the earth below symbolising the Druid and pagan belief in the link between heaven and earth. There are two Triquetra Celtic knots, one facing upwards one facing downwards to symbolise the philosophy "As above so below". An ideal tshirt for anyone interested in wicca, paganism, druidism or ancient celtic and viking mythology and folklore.

a celtic knotwork made off two triquetra symbols

The Celtic trinity knot.

Celtic Trinity Knot Triquetra with Circle Rust/Gold Style Design

Celtic knotwork pattern with the moon surface added for texture.

Show your support for the fight against breast cancer with the beautiful combination of the Celtic Trinity Knot (Triquetra) and the Breast Cancer Pink Ribbon. The Trinity Knot represents the combination of three elements. In this depiction, which I have named the Pink Ribbon Celtic Trinity Knot, the three elements are: FAITH / HOPE / CURE

As I was walking all alane, I heard twa corbies making a mane; The tane unto the t’other say, ‘Where sall we gang and dine to-day?’ ‘In behint yon auld fail dyke, I wot there lies a new-slain knight; And naebody kens that he lies there, But his hawk, his hound, and his lady fair. ‘His hound is to the hunting gane, His hawk, to fetch the wild-fowl hame, His lady’s ta’en another mate, So we may mak our dinner sweet. ‘Ye’ll sit on his white hause-bane, And I’ll pike out his bonny blue een. Wi’ ae lock o’ his gowden hair, We’ll theek our nest when it grows bare. ‘Mony a ane for him makes mane, But nane sall ken whare he is gane: O’er his white banes, when they are bare, The wind sall blaw for evermair.’

Triquetra

Inspired by Celtic designs I have created my own knotwork ouroboros dragon.

Celtic Knots surrounding a crowned hearts

Irish shamrock with Celtic knot work and zentangle patterns

A celtic spiral made up of ornamental acanthus leaves in black and white.

Celtic Trinity Knot Triquetra with Circle Pastel Style Design with black background

The triquetra also known as the trinity knot is a popular Celtic design originating from the pagan Celts of Europe, but can also be found in other ancient civilizations around the world. It has a variety of meanings including, earth, sea, and sky, or life, death and rebirth, and in modern times has been used to represent unending love.

The triquetra also known as the trinity knot is a popular Celtic design originating from the pagan Celts of Europe, but can also be found in other ancient civilizations around the world. It has a variety of meanings including, earth, sea, and sky, or life, death and rebirth, and in modern times has been used to represent unending love.

The triquetra, also known as the trinity knot,as been used in ancient Nordic, Celtic, German, and Japanese cultures. It has been used in both pagan and Christian religious imagery as well, symbolizing the Holy Trinity in the latter.

The triquetra also known as the trinity knot is a popular Celtic design originating from the pagan Celts of Europe, but can also be found in other ancient civilizations around the world. It has a variety of meanings including, earth, sea, and sky, or life, death and rebirth, and in modern times has been used to represent unending love.

The triquetra also known as the trinity knot is a popular Celtic design originating from the pagan Celts of Europe, but can also be found in other ancient civilizations around the world. It has a variety of meanings including, earth, sea, and sky, or life, death and rebirth, and in modern times has been used to represent unending love.

This design is based on part of a Pictish standing stone in Aberlemno Scotland. It depicts two animals that could be identified as either kelpies (a mythical Scottish shape-shifting figure often appearing as a horse) or seahorses. I leave the interpretation up to you!