Ebros Gift Pagan Wiccan Triple Goddess Triskele Spiral Serpent in Rune Circle Wall Plaque Decor Celtic Trinity Knotwork Maiden Mother Crone Symbol of Feminism

One of the most prominent symbols of the Triple Goddess is the triskele which features three spiral arms equidistant from the center. Designed by Maxine Miller, each arm features a serpent as the outline while knotwork fills the interior. Between each pair of arms appears an incarnation of the goddess as Maiden, Mother, and Crone. The edge of the round plaque shows off fish, hounds, and birds respectively by each figure. This stunning triple goddess plaque makes a great piece of wall art for anyone who appreciates Celtic or Wiccan beliefs.

• This amazing Maxine Miller rendition of the Triple Goddess Triskele wall plaque is 10.75" in diameter and 0.75" thick. It weighs about 3 pounds.
• It is made of designer composite resin cast in bronze powder, hand painted and polished individually. Because it is partially hand crafted, this wall sculpture's color tone may vary slightly from pictures.
• This fabulous piece of home decor feature a Celtic triskelle design, with three swirling arms. Between the swirls are three goddesses, strutting powerfully forward. A border of fish, hounds and birds completes the artwork.
• The Maiden represents enchantment, inception, expansion, the promise of new beginnings, birth, youth and youthful enthusiasm, represented by the waxing moon. The Mother represents ripeness, fertility, sexuality, fulfilment, stability, power and life represented by the full moon. The Crone represents wisdom, repose, death, and endings represented by the waning moon.