A single triquetra dominates the disc, three broad interlaced loops with a circle threaded through them, drawn in brushed steel grey with fine engraved lines along each band. Rust has been painted into the grooves and along the edges where wear would show.
Behind it, tight Celtic knotwork fills the whole background in narrower cords that double back with no visible ends. Two rings close the design: an inner band of running interlace, then an outer copper-toned rim with small knot medallions at the compass points, all on a slate blue ground. The depth is shading and highlight only, printed onto flat aluminium rather than cast in bronze.
The triquetra is a long-standing symbol of the threefold in Celtic and Wiccan tradition, and the muted grey means it passes as ordinary ironwork to anyone not looking closely. Hang it in an entryway, a stairwell or above an altar. A solid gift for someone who wants their practice on the wall without explaining it to guests.
Material: aluminium sign, fade-resistant for indoor or covered outdoor use
Sizes: 8x8 inches and 12x12 inches
Care: wipe clean with a dry cloth
Note: the raised, carved look is printed onto a flat panel
