Blog — Family

You don’t need to have Irish blood to appreciate the inherent beauty of Celtic-inspired tattoos. People have been drawn to these designs for their symmetry, interlocking lines, and meaning for centuries. Today, Celtic-inspired tattoos are popular among those who love Irish culture and history. And while many of these designs reflect ancient symbols, others are more recent inventions. Among the most popular of these designs is the purported Celtic symbol for mother and son. While there's nothing wrong with creating new designs that reference traditional symbols, it is important that people understand the history and meaning of a design -...

In recent years, there has been a proliferation of tattoo designs inspired by Celtic culture. These go by many names, including the Celtic motherhood knot and the mother and child knot. The meaning behind these symbols is relatively straightforward. They represent the unbreakable bond that exists between a mother and child. The use of interconnected knots or loops represents this everlasting, immeasurable bond. While these designs are heavily influenced by the Celtic style, these mother-child knots are a modern invention. This certainly does not diminish their meaning or value, but it’s important to understand their origins, especially if you’re considering...

Families are the basic unit of human society. From our earliest days, these groups were considered sacred, representing the deepest connection we feel with other people. The bond between family members is difficult to describe, but it encompasses a sense of deep love, loyalty, shared history, and genuine affection for each other. The importance of family is universal to all cultures around the world. As such, it forms the core of what makes us human and serves as a point of reference when we relate to and understand those from other cultures. Given that family is such a vital part...