What Does The Carving Symbolize ? The carving at the centre depicts 'The Trinity Knot', historically known as 'The Triquetra', dates back to Indian Heritage sites that are over 5,000 years old, and has also been found on carved stones in Northern Europe dating from the 8th century AD and on early Germanic coins. The beauty of The Trinity Knot lies in the versatility of its meaning: · That with no beginning and no end, it represents unity and eternal spiritual life · The endless intertwining curves can be representative of eternal love. · It can be given as a gift in order to convey a wish of longevity as it represents an uninterrupted life cycle. · The Trinity knot can even be used to outline the stages of a woman’s life; youth, motherhood and old age. · It also represents the unity of spirit when enclosed in a circle .......as such it can convey something special to almost everyone! Handmade Using Responsibly Sourced Materials The Mango Wood used has been sourced responsibly from Government Authorized Channels designed to sustain the environment and the Artisans livelihood. HandmadeDurableMulti-Utility Looking For A Gift ? No more need to travel to the corners of the globe to find something truly unique. Ideal for a variety of gift occasions: Christmas GiftBirthday GiftHousewarming GiftAnniversary Gift | Wedding GiftMother’s Day | Father’s Day | Valentines Day GiftGraduation Gift