How do you tie a Celtic trinity knot?

1. Start with the wide end of the tie on the left and the small end on the right.
2. Over the wide end to the left.
3. Up into the neck loop from underneath.
4. Down to the left.
5. Around the back of the wide end to the right.
6. Up to the center, towards neck loop.
7. Through the neck loop and down to the left.

What is a trinity knot pendant?

A Trinity Knot Necklace honors the ancient Celtic origins of the design. The ancient Celts believed that the triquetra, or three leaf design, stood for the past, present and future among other natural trios. The Trinity Knot has also been chosen to represent the Holy Trinity.

What does a Celtic knot necklace mean?

For example, a Celtic Knot may often be found engraved into stone at burial sites. They are believed to have represented faith, declare unity between people and in some cases, to protect against evil spirits.

What does the Celtic Trinity Knot represent?

The iconic Celtic trinity symbol a.k.a. the trinity knot or triquetra (try-KET-ra) has been a revered symbol in Ireland for centuries. The trinity represents the Power of Three, a spiritual law that says (among other things) when three entities combine powers, they increase their power far greater than three times.

What is a Celtic wedding knot?

The Celtic knot is also known as the universal symbol of an endless circle of one. A wedding ring with Celtic knotwork is a row of intertwined knots with no beginning and no end – symbolizing the winding together of a couples lives into one.

What does the Celtic Love Knot mean?

In some parts of the world, it is commonly referred as Celtic love knot. This love knot symbolizes eternal love and care in a relationship. It is also a symbol of completeness and stability in many cultures.

What does the Celtic Infinity knot mean?

The Celtic eternity knot an ancient symbol of an interwoven spiritual path, endless love and friendship. The eternity knot is a symmetrical knot that ties into its self without a visible beginning or end. The saying, “tying the knot” means to get married or engaged originates from the ancient Celtic custom of hand-fasting.