There’s no denying the significance of three: consider the Charmed Ones, trilogies, and three-piece outfits. Perhaps this is the reason why so many people find the Trinity knot, sometimes called a triquetra, to be such a potent symbol.

The knot pattern extends back to the late Roman Empire and later gained popularity in Celtic art and Christian imagery, while its exact origins are a matter of considerable contention. The Trinity knot has many connotations for different people today; among Welsh, Irish, and Scottish people, it represents their pride in their ancient Irish tradition.

Sacred knots can be found in tattoos, jewellery, and artwork. Thus, we compiled some of the more original interpretations of the traditional style.