The many-branched tree of life illustrates the idea that all life on earth is related. It is a metaphor for the livelihood of the spirit, a mystical concept alluding to the interconnectedness of all forms of creation.
Throughout history, the Ancient Celts & other cultures of the world have venerated trees - even believing them to have divine or magical powers. The tree form often appears in individual art work as an expression of endurance, strength and hope.
The Celts believed the Rowan Tree embodied life, beauty, creativity and strength. It is said to bring good fortune and repel negative energies. |
