Tree of life

Also known as Crann Bethadh, the Celtic Tree of Life is an ancient symbol of Celtic Mythology. A stylized representation of an old Oak or Ash tree with deep roots and high branches forming a circle, often adorned with Celtic knotwork.
Ancient Celts revered trees as ancestors and guardians, using them to mark sacred spaces, with deep roots symbolizing heritage and branches representing growth. Common sacred trees include oak, ash, hawthorn, and birch.