Four upright panels. The widest is a bare gray-blue tree with branches reaching into both top corners and roots spreading flat along the bottom, knotwork tying in the four corners. Another sets a dark tree inside a stone ring against a burnt ochre sky, the surface crazed with cracks like dried paint. A third is bronze on deep green, tree and Celtic border sharing one warm tone. The fourth is slimmer and more decorative, a gold trunk with small blossoms scattered along thin branches. None of the four carries lettering.
The cracked plaster, the bronze and the raised roots are printed onto a flat panel rather than molded.
Portrait shape helps where a round sign will not fit: a stair wall, either side of a doorway, above a headboard. Two of the four stay neutral enough for a living room, which makes this the version to give relatives who like the symbol more than the witchcraft. The cracked ochre one is the only version with real color in it.
Material: aluminium sign, fade-resistant for indoor or covered outdoor use
Sizes: 20x30cm and 30x45cm
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.
