A Centre Piece, Stoneware, Ceramic, Dish with a Large Triscele Design in the Centre enhanced by Metalic Oxide shading.

The Trisele Symbol

The symbol on the Irish Ceramic Dish is a Triscele. The Triscele is the name for a circular design which consists of 3 legs or parts. It originated from the Celtic "La Tene" style and is found in Celtic manuscripts such as the Book of Kells. The figure gives the impression of movement as its three legs appear to be chasing one another, also knowing as Whirling, Flyot, Triskellion.

Size 12 inches // 30 cm in diameter

Colours may vary

CISEÁN

title

AG SIOPADÓIREACHT LE:

DEARTHÓIRÍ MÓRA

CÉ DÓIBH A BHFUIL AN BRONNTANAS

CÉN ÓCÁID A BHFUIL AN BRONNTANAS FAOINA CHOINNE

ÁBHAR

PRAGHAS

Bronntanais (28)

Michelle Butler Ceramics Triscele Dish Small