Celtic Knot Blog

We have heard a lot about Celtic symbolism, their heritage, their culture, and how they are rooted from generations over time and practiced in today’s society. The term “Celtic People” or “Celtics” generally refers to those who live 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...

Have you ever wondered why we call it "Celtic Jewelry? Is it because we purchase this jewelry 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 that we have later on accepted and believed to be true? All these unanswered questioned will be given the proper explanation TODAY. If you ask...

Are Irish and Celtic mythologies the same thing, or do you only hear people use the words together? Truth be told, 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 have to understand that these are two different concepts and two different forms of literature derived from different scriptures at different eras. Irish myths...

"The Children of Lir" is an Irish tale about the enduring power of love and a popular favorite. The ending, in the style of ancient Irish stories, is melancholy, rather than happily ever after, as is customary in contemporary storytelling. Nevertheless, it is a magnificent story that has everything a fairytale should have and is well worth retelling! The Good, the Bad, and the Bloody: Beauty, Brutality, and Betrayal in...