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Celtic Knot
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The Celtic Knot is one of the best known motifs in Celtic art & folklore. The twists and turns of the design are found in ancient stone art and tattoos, in illuminated manuscripts- in fact, just about anywhere the Celtic people have traveled through the centuries.
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The large Celtic Knot window hanging shown below has a the zinc outer came edge. The outer border is Spectrum Emerald Green Waterglass ®. The inner border is made from 1.5" rectangular bevels. A light green GNA glass surrounds the central 25-piece bevel Celtic Knot on both the inside and outside. The bevel cluster and internal GNA glass is done with foil, to hide less of the bevel surfaces. The rest of the panel uses lead came.
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Celtic symbol of Never-ending Love, with no beginning and no end, this Celtic Knot represents infinity and everlasting love. It is believed to be able to enliven relationships, heighten passions and to attract true love, binding together two souls.
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The knots were quite prevalent in the Celtic world, appearing on pottery, buildings and on the familiar Celtic crosses that dot the island. Some of the most beautiful examples turn up on ceremonial jewelry found in archaeological sites in Ireland. Some say the knots are actually a code that makes up a symbolic language, and one intrepid fellow has put forth the idea that they are actually a form of music notation. Few serious historians support either idea.
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These Celtic knot sun catchers are a unique Celtic - Scottish - Irish gift for relatives or friend. Appreciated for St. Patrick's Day, Mother's Day, as a wedding gift, birthday gift or just because you want to treat yourself.
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This gallery is sure to help you on your quest for the perfect Celtic knot. There are more variations and ideas than can be seen here, so remember you can always modify one of these images or use them for inspiration. If you like what you see here, click on the thumbnail for a larger version of the image.
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