Celtic Knot Christmas Ornaments

Classically elegant Christmas tree ornament in handcrafted never-ending Celtic knotwork design. Custom select metal, shimmery ribbon, glass beads and iridescent color for unique personalized Christmas tree ornament. A special memorial to life or a striking Irish accent for your holiday decorating!

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What does the Celtic Knot design feature?
As seen in Kyle's interpretation of the Celtic knot, some of the most common attributes are pointed returns, repetition, over and under construction and uniform width of cords. The interlacing pattern represents the crossing of our physical and spiritual paths in life and is believed to stand for "no beginning, no ending, the continuity of everlasting love and binding together." The Irish Celtic Knot is also exemplified in a variety of Celtic art and structures including gravestones, jewelry, mosaics and house-ware.

Why is the Celtic Knot symbolic?
The Celtic Knot, also known as the Mystic Knot or Endless Knot, is widely used in Celtic art and is believed to represent timelessness and the cyclical nature of life. They are also symbolic of the cross and were extensively used by ancient monks in manuscripts such as the Book of Durrows and Book of Kells. Many speculate that two or more knots laced stand for the relationship between man and God or two lovers.

What influenced Kyle to create this Celtic Knot design?
During her pregnancy with her second child, Kyle was inspired by to create new designs representing heritage, family and parentage. As an Irish-American, Kyle was excited to create a design symbolic of her own background, the Celtic knot. Kyle modeled her knot work after the pattern that was first used in Roman mosaics dating back to the 3rd and 4th century AD. This motif was most prevalent in Celtic and Christian designs and is rooted in spirituality and theology.

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