What is the Celtic knot symbol for family?

Answer 1

I have an ancient medieval symbol for Family tattooed on me. I haven't been able to find it online so I can show you, but I saw it in a book once. It is a vertical line with an X through it, so with all lines conjoined, it would resemble this: >|< and there is a base line beneath it. So it would almost look like a classic teepee design. But, here's why: The symbol for man looks like a three pronged rake turned upside down. That would be the lines that go from the bottom up, and then also branch out to the top left and top right. The symbol for woman is simply a triangle with a stem coming up. The two symbols nest inside one another, making the classic teepee like shape. On either side of this design, to represent children, two small circles are drawn. o>|<o Like that, only with the underlining base line beneath it included as well. I hope this is able to answer your question.