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Trefoil Knot - Charmed Symbol - Wood Book of Shadows
Trefoil Knot - Charmed Symbol Wood Book of Shadows $59.99!
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Free Name Engraving on Front Inside Cover on the Trefoil Knot Wood Book of Shadows
Double Brass Hinged on Both Sides for Easy Opening and Durability on the Trefoil Knot Book of Shadows
Free Name Personalization please limit to 50 characters
Name to be engraved on the inside of the front cover of this Trefoil Knot Wood Book of Shadows
Or
If paying with Google Checkout please email us your name or personalization
Your Name Engraved Free on the facing inside of the cover of the Trefoil Knot wooden book of shadows, in English or Theban. The name is engraved by a deep wood burning method as done by the ancient ones. The name you chose can be your choice. Name engraving is limited to 18 letters including spaces, additional charges for more letters Please allow 15 days after payment before shipment in order to add personalization, stain, varnish, and dry.
This design of the Trefoil Knot (as popularized by the series Charmed, but utilized by the Celts and Christians for years) on our Book of Shadows is wood burned by hand for everlasting beauty.
These Books of Shadows of the Trefoil Knot are handcrafted from solid wood and will last for generations. The Trefoil Knot wooden books of shadows are designed as legacy peices, similar to items we found in grandma's attic. They are oak stained and rubbed with Danish oil to preserve their natural beauty.
Large Trefoil Knot Book of Shadows measures app. 12" X 8 1/2" and are made from solid wood.
The beauty and durability of these Books of the Trefoil Knot will last for years to come
Each Trefoil Knot Book comes with 30 pages of blank high quality parchment paper. Two Brass binding pins, (aka Chicago Screws) bind the book together, and can be removed to add more pages as needed. The brass pins are fitted with a brass screw to allow for easy expansions. Currently we include a spacer, which may be removed with the addition of more paper. Longer binding pins are available at hobby and stamp collecting shops. Brass hinges are also used.
This trefoil knot book is hand crafted by DragonOak, "one who walks the pagan path". DragonOak has walked the pagan path for over 20 years and now brings forth handcrafted items that are fitting for the pagan studies and practice of magic.
Many designs are limited edition or "One of a Kind"
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Looking for something custom designed? Feel free to email me and lets see what we can do for you! Looking for wholesale pricing, contact: GYPSY BETH
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SHIPPING INFORMATION
Due to our personalization process or themes on many products, please allow sufficient time for item
to ship. Most items* require time for stains and finish coats (varnish/danish oil/hand rubbed wax).
Personalized items may not be refunded or returned, Please specify name accurately.
Orders paid by check are processed after 10 days. Custom items may take up to a month.
Pricing includes USPS delivery confirmation and shipping in U.S.
International orders please contact us for correct shipping cost.
Notice for Non-US shipments.
Please email your order so that correct charges are applied.
The shopping cart on our site is set for US shipping only.
If you pay for your order using the shopping cart, you will receive a separate invoice for additional shipping charges to your country.
RETURN POLICY
No return or refund on personalized or custom items Please contact us before returning any item.
Return must be shipped (at buyers cost) insured with delivery confirmation added. Delivery confirmation number or other
verified shipping number must be supplied to us within 24 hours of shipment.
Refunds are issued for purchase price only, no refund on shipping/handling.
Customer must contact us and notify a request for return, then ship the item back insured with delivery confirmation to us at customers cost.
We will repair or replace the item and return it to the customer.
Delivery confirmation # must be supplied to us within 24 hours of return shipment.
ITEMS HAND MADE TO ORDER
The Trefoil Knot wood Books of Shadows are handcrafted to order. Please allow sufficient time for your order to be completed.
An order may take from 10 days to 6 weeks (custom built altars may take up to 10 weeks) depending on the order, how many other orders we have in front of you, etc.
DragonOak and Gypsy Beth have no other employees, we do all the work ourselves.
This prevents the hands of too many on your magical tool.
However, if we have a bad day, to avoid putting any of that negative energy into your product,
we may have to take the day off once in a while.
(We work 7 days a week 10-16 hours a day).
CREATING TRULY MAGICKAL ITEMS
We build and design each Trefoil Knot wooden book of shadows with love and positive intent.
DragonOak creates each item to be a "magickal" tool and this intent is most important.
Most commercial products cannot make this claim.
For a definition of the process of creating real magickal items please visit The Process of Creating Truly Magickal Ritual Tools web page.
NO METAL USED IN MANY OF OUR PRODUCTS
Most of our altars and boxes are built with no metal, as it is believed by some that metal may interfere with the transfer of energy.
We do add brass candle holders to many of the altars and will gladly leave the candle hole off if you prefer.
YOUR ITEM IS CRAFTED TO BE TRULY UNIQUE
Your DragonOak original wood book of shadows of the trefoil knot is made especially for you after you have placed your order!
All designs are wood burned by hand and each trefoil knot book of shadows is truly unique.
DragonOak has studied divination and ritual for many years and brings forth products fitting for your ritual and sacred space.
OUR ITEMS ARE MADE TO BE RUSTIC
Trefoil Knot wooden Books of Shadows are made to look rustic, if you feel there is a defect we would be happy to remake or repair your item.
SPECIAL REQUESTS AND/OR FREE PERSONALIZATION
Our site is not set up to add special instructions to your order, like change of design, custom sizing or directions.
If you use PayPal you will have a place to include your personalized name choice.
Please Specify Name Accurately.
If you have other requests for customizing your purchase or you use Google Shopping Cart just drop us an email indicating your preferences, after your payment is made.
DragonOak Custom Request
MAIL IN ORDERS
You may also mail your order, with complete information including your ship to address, and pay by cashiers check/money order.
To Pay by mail please follow the link for our order form, print out, and complete for items you are ordering.
DragonOak's Wood Shop Order Form
Personal checks will be accepted if they are on US banks only and orders will not be processed until the check has cleared our bank.
(If paying by check, please include your state drivers license and birth-date.).
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The Trefoil Knot
Many cultures and religions consider the number three to be holy or divine, both pagan and christian. The symbol of three interlocking circles, has been found on 5000 year old Indian religious statuary. We see lots and lots of threes if we just look around.
The Trefoil Knot symbol itself dates as early as the eighth century on carved stones in northern Europe. A Norse rune known as the Odin Knot or Val Knot resembles it almost exactly.
But who had it first, the pagans or the Christians? Since this symbol was utilized by the Celts, Druids and Nordics long before Christianity began we can put this arguement to rest. It is one of those universal signs like the cross and the triangle that pop up in cultures irrespective of one another. The early Christians freely "appropriated" many pagan symbols, rituals, and holidays and took them as their own. The Mandorla, the Christians' sacred almond, was originally a pagan feminine symbol signifying fertility. The Christians changed it to one representing virginity and purity. It is pictured in early Christian art as the almond-shaped halo of Christ. So it's quite probable that the early Christians adopted the Trefoil Knot, an interlocking triple Mandorla, also. In the final analysis, maybe the origin isn't nearly as important as its meaning to the group, or the individual. So whether you're pagan, Christian, or simply a fan of the television show "Charmed," you may believe what you want to believe.
So what's the real story behind this symbol? Here are the two possible viewpoints (aside from the television version) of what the Trefoil Knot symbolizes:
Christian Symbolism: The Trefoil Knot represents the Holy Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The unbroken circle represents eternity. The interwoven nature of the symbol denotes the indivisibility and equality of the Holy Trinity. It symbolizes that the Holy Spirit is three beings of power, honor, and glory but is indivisibly one God.
Pagan/Wiccan/Goddess Symbolism: The Trefoil Knot represents the threefold nature of the Goddess as virgin, mother and crone. It symbolizes life, death, and rebirth and the three forces of nature: earth, air, and water. The inner three circles represent the female element and fertility. Asatru and Heathen groups use the symbol to represent Odin. Followers of Celtic paths use the symbol to represent the representation of the universe and its three levels of land, sea, and sky or to represent one of the triple goddess like Morrigan. New Age Wiccan groups use this symbol to represent the triple goddess in either the three aspects as in Hecate, or the three phases as in Maiden, Mother, and Crone.
The Triquetra (try-KET-ra, Latin for "three cornered"). Fans of the TV show know that the symbol represents the "power of three." The "power of three" is the combined magical power of the Halliwell sisters, three "good" witches who live together in San Francisco. The Trefoil Knot is on the cover on the "Book of Shadows," a powerful spell book. The Halliwells might not be surprised to learn that the Trefoil Knot also appears on the Christian Bible, New King James Version, in real life, because a most pagans consider all spiritual paths to be valid. Real life Wiccans believe that this Trefoil Knot also can be utilized within their belief system and representing the three fold law also.
Also known as triquetra, trifoil, and triqueta. There is a strong resemblance of the trefoil knot to the Nordic valknot or valknut which symbolizes Odin. The symbol also resembles the triskele or triple spiral of Celtic art.
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