Bythol symbol tattoo

The Serch Bythol Celtic symbol has a deep meaning rooted in everlasting love, loyalty, and friendship, and its power still holds to this day.

The Celtic symbol for everlasting love is the Serch Bythol, composed of the unity of two triangular knots. They are each separate and individual, as I emphasized here by shading them slightly differently. Where they meet they create a circle of union, symbolizing the bringing together of the body mi

If you want to learn more about the serch bythol symbol, read on to find out the meaning, history, and significance of this Celtic symbol.

Celtic Tattoo - Serch Bythol Symbol meaning Everlasting Love (Two trinity knots symbolizing body, mind and spirt of each of two becoming one, forming an endless circle, like a wedding ring) with "My One True Love" written in Gaelic (m'fhíorghrá amháin) & Orange Tulips for my Wedding Bouquet and other special meaning for us - Tattooed over his heart for 13th Wedding Anniversary & 18 Years Together

While there is no exact Celtic symbol for family, many of these Celtic knots and Celtic symbols are perfect if you’re looking to signify family, love, and strength.

Celtic symbols are abundant and share knowledge about Ireland’s ancient past. The Irish Celtic symbol for family is one of the most popular.

The Serch Bythol is not nearly as popular as other Celtic knots, but it is one of the most beautiful in meaning and appearance.