Independence Day is fast approaching, and the first thing that pops into our minds is how we would prepare the barbecue, purchase those fireworks, and call every family member in town. Then again, shouldn’t we consider ourselves amidst an ongoing pandemic? Worry not; it does not mean you can’t celebrate your freedom given certain circumstances. We should first understand the true essence of independence day. So why do we celebrate...

We have heard a lot about Celtic symbolism, heritage, culture, and how they are rooted from generations over time and practiced in today’s society. “Celtic People” or “Celtics” generally refers to those living in Western Europe and Great Britain. However, Irish symbols have slowly molded with the same practice and have now become sides of the same coin. We shouldn't assume that they have the same meaning and exercise, but their...

We are curious about what Celtic or Irish jewellery matches our personality. We don’t want to wear something that showcases elegance and beauty; we want our pieces to exemplify and showcase our true nature. Some people assume that you can wear any piece of jewellery, and it would immediately connote and define your beliefs. Still, our heritage has passed on values and beliefs that suit every individual differently. The value...

Getting married is one of the momentous occasions that two people share; on that particular day, you cherish the bond and promise you plan to exchange for the rest of your lives. But before you get to that big “special” day, you celebrate the promise made with your engagement ring. This is when your partner has decided to propose, and you have accepted. Suppose you haven’t noticed in today’s society....

Are Irish and Celtic mythologies the same, or do you only hear people use the words together? The majority of people that take a glimpse of the two concepts may interchange them or use them as one factual reference. Then again, we must understand that these are two different concepts and forms of literature derived from various scriptures from different eras. Irish myths and Celtic folklore are inextricably connected. While...

Have you ever wondered why we call it "Celtic Jewellery? Is it because we craft this jewellery in Ireland? Or did the Celtics and Irish use the term to imprint their ideals and values with their heritage through designs? Or was it just an accident we later accepted and believed to be true? All these unanswered questions will be given the proper explanation TODAY. If you ask any random person what...

Woman. What a beautiful word. It describes endless love, devotion, care, and strength. We are not all here in this world without a woman. At Celtic Knot, we love every woman starting from our founder, executives, and employees. As we celebrate International Women’s Month, we think of honoring the Irish women of all time who have achieved great things and had a significant influence worldwide. We collected so many names...

"If the Irish myth of King Lir seems strangely familiar,It’s because the Swan Lake ballet story was based on it." Once upon a time, in ancient Ireland, there lived the Tuatha De Danann tribe of King Lir, the God of the sea. Lir had a wife, Eva. They had two delightful children, Fionnuala and Aodh, who were extraordinary swimmers. Why were they extraordinary, you ask. They had webbed feet and...