Welsh symbols and meanings

A guide to the most prominent Celtic symbols of Wales including the Triquetra, Triskelion, Awen, and many more.

The giving of lovespoons dates back to the 17th Century. Traditionally, they we given by young men to young ladies in the hope that they would lead to courtship or engagement. If the young lady accepted the spoon she was accepting the young man's interest.

Love, family, strength - there's an ancient Celtic symbol for almost anything!

For centuries, Celtic symbols have wielded significant influence throughout the lives of the ancient Celts inhabiting Britain and Western Europe from 500 BC to 400 AD. Characterized by their Iron Age origins, the Celts lived

While seemingly simple in appearance, the Awen holds deep symbolic meaning, with roots that go back to ancient Celtic culture.

The Celtic Knot Guide: Discover the types of Celtic Knots, their origins and meanings. This Celtic Knot is associated with strength...

Discover 11 fascinating Celtic symbols and their meanings with this list of the best Celtic symbols including Celtic knots and crosses

This is Welsh in its full poetry and beauty

Discover the rich history and symbolism of Celtic knots. Explore the different types of Celtic knots, including the Trinity knot, Dara knot, and more. Learn about their meanings and significance in both ancient and modern contexts.

Hundreds of Pictish stones are scattered across Scotland with curious symbols that archaeologists and historians have studied for years, here’s what we know about them.