Celtic Knot

Celtic knots are among the most distinctive symbols of the ancient Celtic world—intricate, continuous patterns with no beginning or end.

Their origins trace back to the Celts  and their early art, but they becameprominent in Ireland,  where they were carved into stone crosses, woven into metalwork, and illuminated in manuscripts.

More than just decoration, these symbols  were steeped with meaning, representing eternity, unity, and the natural cycles of life.

3" x 3" báinín on black aida, in a 5" x 5" cream mount in a black wooden frame. Can be free standing or wall hung.