Celtic Knot Blog

Galway, an Irish city in the west, is near the ancient fishing village of Claddagh, which is over two thousand years old. Historians dug into the roots of the Claddagh ring to find out more about the people and their culture, as well as their heritage. A Brief History Claddagh's residents created a protective wall to keep themselves isolated from the rest of the population and other cultures. They also...

Getting married is one of the momentous occasions that two people share, on that special day you cherish the bond and promise that you plan to exchange for the rest of your respective lives. But before you get to that big “special” day, you celebrate the promise made with your engagement ring. This is the moment wherein your partner has decided to propose and you have accepted. If you haven’t...

Using runes isn’t a way on how you can generate fire or lightning with your bare hands or fingertips. Runic readings and castings are used to tap into your intuition and access your inner voice. Showcasing and sharing what you want to say and or to foresee what you truly desire. With that being said, there are a lot of rune layouts that can suit the answers you seek. Traditionally,...

There have been several speculations that both the Celtic and Norse use the same forms of knotwork in their designs, therefore they share the same meaning. The truth is, although similar they still share a huge difference in terms of the overall style, purpose, meaning, and values that the designs express and showcase. But before we dive into that, the similarities are uncanny, both practices share the usage of such...