The triquetra is an ancient symbol consisting of three interlocking loops or arcs, often forming a symmetrical, triangular shape. It has been used across different cultures and time periods, carrying a variety of meanings depending on the context.
Origins and Meanings:
1. Celtic Symbolism
In Celtic culture, the triquetra is often associated with triplicity, which was a sacred concept to the Celts. It can represent:
Life, death, and rebirth
Land, sea, and sky
Mind, body, and spirit
It's sometimes called the "Celtic Trinity Knot" and appears in Celtic knotwork, especially in illuminated manuscripts like the Book of Kells.
Key Themes Associated with the Triquetra:
Interconnection
Eternity
Spiritual unity
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