The tree here is old and lopsided - a thick twisted trunk, branches leaning further right than left, roots running out flat over green grass before turning into knotwork. Leaves come in small gold and green clusters rather than one solid canopy, and behind it sits a dim landscape of hills and gray weather. The border is a wide gold and cream Celtic plait, three strands over a deep green band, the same green as the field behind the tree. There is no lettering anywhere on it, and no moon, star or pentacle - only the tree and the ring.
It has the look of a cast plaque off a garden wall. The relief, the plait and the bark texture are printed onto a flat round, and the panel itself is smooth.
Suits a porch, a covered patio, or a wall of houseplants indoors. A good Mabon or housewarming gift, and calm enough for people who want a pagan symbol with nothing spooky attached. It reads as folk art before it reads as occult.
Material: aluminium sign, fade-resistant for indoor or covered outdoor use
Sizes: 8×8inch and 12×12inch
Care: wipe clean with a dry cloth
Note: the raised, carved look is printed onto a flat panel
The Tree of Life anchors the design around roots, growth and connection. The surrounding imagery supports that larger theme of continuity between nature, ancestry and personal growth.
