This Celtic triquetra is transferred into the stave end and finished in a matt varnish. This piece measures 9cm high x 8cm wide x 2cm deep approximatelyTriquetra is a curious and ambiguous pattern. Its variations are different, and its meaning is reduced to a description of the three roles of the female goddess (Maiden, Mother, Smart Woman). Some medievalists believe that originally, this ornament looked simpler and functionally played the role of a “patch,” a graphic element to fill complex compositional patterns.Be that as it may, in the pattern, a circle and several triangles can be seen from here; in fact, the name went. In Latin, it means “three” and “having angles”. When discussing the meaning of this pattern, ideas are added that it symbolizes the sun’s movement, the phases of the lunar cycle, and the embodiment of renewed Life.
