Celtic Tree Of Life Metal Sign Pagan Decor

Blossom weighs the bronze branches.

A tree fills the whole disc in bronze: a thick twisted trunk, branches spreading up and out to touch the rim, roots curling below over grey rocks and closing the circle. The canopy is packed with small gold blossoms rather than leaves, heaviest on the upper left.

The outer band is a plaited Celtic knot, two strands running unbroken all the way round, with a small spiral at the base. Behind the trunk the ground is dark slate blue with mountain shapes and boulders. Everything is printed to look like cast metal relief, though the panel is one flat sheet of aluminium.

The tree of life is a Celtic symbol of the link between root, trunk and sky, so it sits comfortably on a pagan altar wall or above a doorway. Bronze and slate read neutral enough for a living room, a landing, or a covered patio wall, and the design carries no seasonal cue, so nothing about it dates in January. A dependable housewarming present for a pagan household, or for anyone with one empty round space to fill.

• Material: aluminium sign, fade-resistant for indoor or covered outdoor use
• Sizes: 8x8 inch and 12x12 inch
• Care: wipe clean with a dry cloth
• Note: the raised, carved look is printed onto a flat panel