Celtic Cross pitcher in horn horn with strap (600 ml.)

Celtic crosses are ancient symbols that originated from Celtic culture and have become an important part of their cultural heritage. These crosses have a very distinctive design that includes four arms that curve outward in a spiral pattern.

The meaning of the Celtic crosses is quite diverse and depends on the interpretation given to it. Some of the most common interpretations are as follows:

• The connection to nature: The spiral shape of the arms of the Celtic cross resembles the shape of clover leaves, which are considered sacred in Celtic culture. The Celtic cross, therefore, has been associated with nature and connection to the natural world.
• The connection between the divine and the human: The Celtic cross is believed to represent the union between the divine and the human. The shape of the Celtic cross resembles a sun, which is associated with divinity, and the curved arms represent human beings reaching out to divinity.
• Protection - The Celtic cross has also been used as a symbol of protection. It is believed that it can ward off evil spirits and protect those who wear it.
• Life, Death and Rebirth: Some believe that the Celtic cross represents the cycles of life, death and rebirth. The four arms of the Celtic cross represent the four seasons and the four elements of nature.