The clover is Ireland’s most undeniable symbol. According to legend, this plant helped the Christian missionary and catechist St. Patrick explain the meaning of the three hypostases of the Trinity. The Celts were convinced that the shamrock would protect against the failure of planned events, evil tongues, the evil eye and could even anticipate the incipient storm by assuming an upright position.
Perhaps the most popular among fans of Celtic culture is the Celtic cross. Visually, these are pointed and rounded patterns in intertwined threads belted or inscribed in a circle. Looking at such a combination of forms immediately comes the thought of harmony, integrity, cyclicity. Indeed, this ornament testifies to the connection of the cardinal points, while from below, the image always indicates the growing needs of a person. The image of the sun is also guessed – solar centrism was a distinctive feature of Celtic paganism. Therefore, it is not surprising that the bearers of this pattern believed in protection from dark forces and the talent of a special kind.
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