Triskelen Triskele Triple Helix Triskele Celtics pendant Tin Band / Chain Nr.56

Description

Artfully designed pewter triskel pendant. The main motif is surrounded by a ring. The pendant is polished smooth.
Dimensions: approx. 32 mm high x approx. 21 mm wide
Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6.5 mm
Weight: approx. 8 g
The pendant can be bought without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or a simple stainless steel chain 2 mm
Background: The motif of the triskele (three spiral) is traditionally common in numerous cultures around the world. Its use was particularly common in the Nordic and Celtic cultures. The triskele is usually symbolic of the way of life. There are many different interpretations, with the number three always playing a major role: past-present-future or birth-life-death or earth-water-air or youth-adulthood-old age.
Artfully designed pewter triskel pendant. The main motif is surrounded by a ring. The pendant is polished smooth. Dimensions: approx. 32 mm high x approx. 21 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6.5 mm Weight: approx. 8 g The pendant can be bought without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or a simple stainless steel chain 2 mm Background: The motif of the triskele (three spiral) is traditionally common in numerous cultures around the world. Its use was particularly common in the Nordic and Celtic cultures. The triskele is usually symbolic of the way of life. There are many different interpretations, with the number three always playing a major role: past-present-future or birth-life-death or earth-water-air or youth-adulthood-old age.
Artfully designed pewter triskel pendant. The main motif is surrounded by a ring. The pendant is polished smooth. Dimensions: approx. 32 mm high x approx. 21 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6.5 mm Weight: approx. 8 g The pendant can be bought without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or a simple stainless steel chain 2 mm Background: The motif of the triskele (three spiral) is traditionally common in numerous cultures around the world. Its use was particularly common in the Nordic and Celtic cultures. The triskele is usually symbolic of the way of life. There are many different interpretations, with the number three always playing a major role: past-present-future or birth-life-death or earth-water-air or youth-adulthood-old age.
Artfully designed pewter triskel pendant. The main motif is surrounded by a ring. The pendant is polished smooth. Dimensions: approx. 32 mm high x approx. 21 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6.5 mm Weight: approx. 8 g The pendant can be bought without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or a simple stainless steel chain 2 mm Background: The motif of the triskele (three spiral) is traditionally common in numerous cultures around the world. Its use was particularly common in the Nordic and Celtic cultures. The triskele is usually symbolic of the way of life. There are many different interpretations, with the number three always playing a major role: past-present-future or birth-life-death or earth-water-air or youth-adulthood-old age.
Artfully designed pewter triskel pendant. The main motif is surrounded by a ring. The pendant is polished smooth. Dimensions: approx. 32 mm high x approx. 21 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6.5 mm Weight: approx. 8 g The pendant can be bought without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or a simple stainless steel chain 2 mm Background: The motif of the triskele (three spiral) is traditionally common in numerous cultures around the world. Its use was particularly common in the Nordic and Celtic cultures. The triskele is usually symbolic of the way of life. There are many different interpretations, with the number three always playing a major role: past-present-future or birth-life-death or earth-water-air or youth-adulthood-old age.
Artfully designed pewter triskel pendant. The main motif is surrounded by a ring. The pendant is polished smooth. Dimensions: approx. 32 mm high x approx. 21 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6.5 mm Weight: approx. 8 g The pendant can be bought without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or a simple stainless steel chain 2 mm Background: The motif of the triskele (three spiral) is traditionally common in numerous cultures around the world. Its use was particularly common in the Nordic and Celtic cultures. The triskele is usually symbolic of the way of life. There are many different interpretations, with the number three always playing a major role: past-present-future or birth-life-death or earth-water-air or youth-adulthood-old age.
Artfully designed pewter triskel pendant. The main motif is surrounded by a ring. The pendant is polished smooth. Dimensions: approx. 32 mm high x approx. 21 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6.5 mm Weight: approx. 8 g The pendant can be bought without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or a simple stainless steel chain 2 mm Background: The motif of the triskele (three spiral) is traditionally common in numerous cultures around the world. Its use was particularly common in the Nordic and Celtic cultures. The triskele is usually symbolic of the way of life. There are many different interpretations, with the number three always playing a major role: past-present-future or birth-life-death or earth-water-air or youth-adulthood-old age.