Celtic Cat Triquetra Wall Plaque | Hand-Carved Ash Wood Celtic Knotwork Art artio her refusal to be anything

her refusal to be anything less than fully herself — this plaque belongs in your space

the guardian of thresholds and the keeper of the keys to the realm of the dead

The Cats & Brísinga men — her chariot was pulled by two great cats

Lugh in Celtic Mythology

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Celtic Cat Triquetra Wall Plaque | Hand-Carved Ash Wood Celtic Knotwork Art artio her refusal to be anythingIn the Celtic world, the cat was no ordinary creature. Revered as a guardian of the otherworld, a keeper of hidden knowledge, and a companion to those who walked between the seen and unseen realms, the cat held a place of deep spiritual significance across the ancient cultures of Ireland, Scotland, and beyond. Here, a Celtic cat sits at the heart of a Triquetra the three pointed eternal knot that represents the unity of mind, body, and spirit, and the