Triple Spiral Symbol - Meaning, History & Cultural Significance of the Triskelion #304671 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white triple spiral (Triskelion) features three interlocking spirals radiating from a central point, a motif deeply rooted in Celtic and pre-Celtic Neolithic cultures, notably found at Newgrange, Ireland. Traditionally interpreted as representing cycles-such as the triple goddess, the stages of life, or the elements-it remains a popular emblem in modern spirituality, heraldry, and identity design. Its symmetry and dynamic flow evoke movement, growth, and eternal return.

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