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The Celtic shield knot, as the name suggests, looks like a shield. It has a circle with four quadrants, with interwoven lines connecting each of the four distinct corners. They connect in an unbreakable bond, symbolising protection.
The shield Celtic cross was often used in battle, and it’s also traditionally been given to sick people to ward off evil spirits. For the same reason, it can commonly be seen adorning tombstones.
The Celtic shield knot, as the name suggests, looks like a shield. It has a circle with four quadrants, with interwoven lines connecting each of the four distinct corners. They connect in an unbreakable bond, symbolising protection.
The shield Celtic cross was often used in battle, and it’s also traditionally been given to sick people to ward off evil spirits. For the same reason, it can commonly be seen adorning tombstones.
