You can find remnants of Celtic Knots everywhere you look. Celtic knot designs have been documented as early as the third century A.D., as evidenced by their presence on Roman floor mosaics. It is truly an ancient Celtic symbol. The Celts genuinely hold a special place in history.

The knots are complete loops that have no start or finish. They could be said to represent eternity, whether this means loyalty, faith, friendship or love.

So, if you were to create or draw a Celtic knot, you would have one start point and eventually finish back where you started, which symbolizes how life and eternity are interconnected.

We chose the Celtic Sailors knot for our sign and for our logo. The theory behind this Celtic knot is that the two ropes intertwined were created by sailors.

Either during long voyages or while waiting for their following passage. Said to be a means for remembering their loved ones.

What I like about this knot is that while it is the simplest to make or draw, it is actually one of the strongest. A bond that cannot be broken.

This has a special meaning to us as Graham’s father was a sailor so he takes great comfort from the fact that his father is interwined with our very special lodge.