Throughout history, the ancient Celts used knots and various other designs for multiple purposes. Celtic knots, like the Dara Celtic knot, are one of the most famous symbols of Celtic art, and each of them has a different meaning from the other. Let us find out the purpose of the Dara Celtic knot. ‘Celtic’ refers …
The Irish culture is known for having a wide variety of symbols that signify their various notions and beliefs. One of the most popular Celtic symbols is the Celtic Tree of Life, which has played a significant role in Irish mythology. Let us discover what this Tree of Life represents in Irish culture. Often, many …
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On February 1, it is a popular tradition that children in Ireland weave little four-armed crosses from straw or green rushes, with a woven square at the center. This tradition marks the beginning of spring and commemorates one of Ireland’s most iconic saints, St. Brigid of Ireland. If you visit Ireland on February 1, you …
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Irish Celtic symbols and the meanings behind them are an integral part of the Irish heritage and culture. Let us discover some of the Irish symbols of love. Ancient Celtic people were known for their aggressiveness and incredible courage. Initially from the Steppes region, they moved throughout Europe, making their way into the Isles of …
Have you seen symbols that are native to Welsh, Gaelic or Irish language and culture and wondered what they meant? Much of these symbols are found in Ireland, but what do they mean? In this article, we are going to look at the popular symbols native to this culture. We will break down their origins …
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Celtic symbols date back to their earliest known existence that is 1200BC during the Iron Age. The name Celt is what Greeks use to refer to a group the large group composed of various Caucasian tribes. Their first known location is said to be Austria, but before the Greeks and the Romans began to take …
The Tree of Life is also known as the Kabbalistic Tree of Life. Kabbalah is a Hebrew word, its English equivalents are Cabala, Kabala and Qabalah. Kabbalah is the mysticism of Judaism, which is said to be derived from Egyptian culture. It is said that the concept of Kabbalah is completely described in the Torah, …
There are few written records regarding Celtic mythology. The little that can be surmised about the Celts and their religious beliefs and practices must be pieced together from the surviving mythology and from the abundance of icons and symbols they so generously left behind for us to decipher. Celtic iconography abounds with symbols of spirit, …