Celtic Vintage molded pewter horn cup/mug 1840 Trinity Knot or Triquetra

Vintage pewter horn cup/mug 3D lettering 1840 three rings signifies The Celtic Trinity Knot or Triquetra is one of the most common Celtic symbols. Some people also refer to it as the “Irish Trinity Knot” or the “Celtic Trinity Knot”. A number of different cultures used the triquetra for various meanings over time. Christians use this knot as a symbol of the Holy Trinity. In fact, it appeared on the cover of the King James Bible. Some historians believe pagans used it long before that. To pagans, the triquetra symbolizes Earth elements, or religious meanings. The triangle shape of the triquetra always represents three elements. For example, here is a list of some triads it might represent: * The Holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit) * Land, Sea and Air * Life, Death and Rebirth