Celtic Triquetra Knot Symbol - Meaning, History & Spiritual Significance #3659795 (License: Personal Use)

This image displays a classic triquetra-a continuous, interlaced knot composed of three vesica pisces arcs forming a triangular shape. Historically used in early Christian manuscripts like the Book of Kells and pre-Christian Celtic art, it represents concepts such as the Triple Goddess (maiden, mother, crone), the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit), or earth, sea, and sky. Its unbroken lines signify eternity and the inseparable nature of the represented triads.

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