Hand-Carved Celtic Knot Sculpture in Ancient Bog Oak

This sculpture is crafted from ancient bog oak, a rare and highly prized wood that has been naturally preserved in peat bogs for thousands of years. Its deep black hue and rich texture result from centuries of mineral absorption, making each piece truly one of a kind.

The intricate Celtic knotwork design symbolizes eternity, interconnectedness, and heritage, reflecting the artistry and profound cultural significance of Celtic craftsmanship. Hand-carved with meticulous attention to detail, this sculpture highlights the natural beauty and historic essence of bog oak.

Mounted on a sleek stand, it serves as a striking decorative piece—perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates fine artisan craftsmanship.

The Celtic knot symbolizes eternity, unity, and interconnectedness. Its unbroken loops represent infinity, strength, and the endless cycles of life. Often associated with love, faith, and protection, this ancient design reflects the deep cultural heritage of the Celts.
This sculpture is crafted from ancient bog oak, a rare and highly prized wood that has been naturally preserved in peat bogs for thousands of years. Its deep black hue and rich texture result from centuries of mineral absorption, making each piece truly one of a kind.

• • Width: 60 millimetres
  • Height: 220 millimetres
  • Depth: 40 millimetres

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Please handle with care and keep away from any water or dampness, if possible, to preserve the quality and appearance of the piece. ♡

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Bog-wood is a material from trees that have been buried in peat bogs and preserved from decay by the acidic and anaerobic bog conditions, sometimes for hundreds or even thousands of years. The wood is usually stained brown by tannins dissolved in the acidic water. Irish bog-oak usually ranges in age from 3000 to 8000 years old. The Irish climate was warmer and drier at that time in our history and when the climate changed to a wetter and damper era the roots lost their grip in the soggy soil and fell to the ground. The centuries-long process of the oak residing in the earth results in colour alteration from golden-brown to completely black. No two pieces of wood will ever be exactly the same colour.

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If we don’t ship to your country please don’t hesitate to contact us, we can look into shipping options for you. ♡
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Please handle with care and keep away from any water or dampness, if possible, to preserve the quality and appearance of the piece. ♡

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Bog-wood is a material from trees that have been buried in peat bogs and preserved from decay by the acidic and anaerobic bog conditions, sometimes for hundreds or even thousands of years. The wood is usually stained brown by tannins dissolved in the acidic water. Irish bog-oak usually ranges in age from 3000 to 8000 years old. The Irish climate was warmer and drier at that time in our history and when the climate changed to a wetter and damper era the roots lost their grip in the soggy soil and fell to the ground. The centuries-long process of the oak residing in the earth results in colour alteration from golden-brown to completely black. No two pieces of wood will ever be exactly the same colour.

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If we don’t ship to your country please don’t hesitate to contact us, we can look into shipping options for you. ♡