Bythol symbol

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Below, you'll find information on everything from the Serch Bythol meaning to variations of the design.

An exploration of 20 common and lesser-known Celtic symbols. Learn about their meaning and their origins.

The Serch Bythol is not nearly as popular as other Celtic knots, but it is one of the most beautiful in meaning and appearance.

This Celtic knot is indeed popularly associated with the Celts, which is understandable because they have made numerous innovations in the art.

While there is no exact Celtic symbol for family, many of these Celtic knots and Celtic symbols are perfect if you’re looking to signify family, love, and strength.

Everlasting Love -- Serch Bythol This Celtic symbol of everlasting love is formed from two triskeles. The triskeles, three cornered knots, denote the three aspects of two people, body, mind and spirit. The two triskeles, joined together, show a circle, the everlasting circle of eternity. Thus the figure represents two people, joined in body, mind, and spirit in everlasting love.

An exploration of 20 common and lesser-known Celtic symbols. Learn about their meaning and their origins.

Celtic Tattoo - Serch Bythol Symbol meaning Everlasting Love (Two trinity knots symbolizing body, mind and spirt of each of two becoming one, forming an endless circle, like a wedding ring) with "My One True Love" written in Gaelic (m'fhíorghrá amháin) & Orange Tulips for my Wedding Bouquet and other special meaning for us - Tattooed over his heart for 13th Wedding Anniversary & 18 Years Together

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