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Introducing Our Celtic-Inspired Family Unity Temporary Tattoos

Celtic Family Love

In recent years, there has been a proliferation of tattoo designs inspired by Celtic culture. These go by many names, including the Celtic motherhood knot and the mother and child knot.

The meaning behind these symbols is relatively straightforward. They represent the unbreakable bond that exists between a mother and child. The use of interconnected knots or loops represents this everlasting, immeasurable bond.

While these designs are heavily influenced by the Celtic style, these mother-child knots are a modern invention. This certainly does not diminish their meaning or value, but it’s important to understand their origins, especially if you’re considering getting one inked on your skin!

Small Family Unity Symbol Temporary Tattoo - Set of 3

At Tatteco, we are proud to offer our customers an enormous collection of temporary tattoos in a wide range of styles. These eco-friendly fake tattoos are the perfect way to experiment with different designs and placements before getting a tattoo.

We love the elegant simplicity of Celtic-inspired tattoos, so we decided to create our own set of family unity temporary tattoos. These are a great way to celebrate your family or the beautiful connection between you and your children. 

Who were the Celts?

Before we share our collection of motherhood knot sticker tattoos, let’s have a quick history lesson. A common misconception is that the ancient Celts were Irish or Scottish, but this group of people was not from one specific country. Instead, the Celts were a group of tribes or clans that shared a language, belief system, and cultural traditions.

These fierce warriors lived across much of Europe, and evidence of their existence can be found throughout modern Central Europe, including France and Germany, as well as Northern Europe, where their presence heavily influenced British, Scottish, Welsh, and Irish culture. Evidence of their existence also exists throughout the Iberian peninsula, and their clashes with the Romans are well documented.

Over the course of hundreds of years, the Celts circulated throughout most of Western Europe, and their presence is remembered by the artwork, folklore, and traditions they left behind. The Celtic trinity knot, or triquetra, is one of the most well-known of their cultural contributions. 

What is the Celtic Triquetra or Trinity Knot?

Many of the so-called Celtic symbols are not Celtic symbols at all. They are actually modern interpretations of the triquetra, which is also called the trinity knot. This is one of the most well-known symbols in the world and today is synonymous with Celtic culture.

Triquetra Temporary Tattoo

As with much of ancient Celtic history, we do not know when the triquetra first came into existence. Variations of this symbol have been found throughout Europe during many different periods, but scholars agree that the design is at least 5,000 years old.

The symbol became prevalent during the 7th century in Insular art, which defined a distinct style found throughout Britain and Ireland in this period. It is characterized by intricate, ornate designs that often feature geometric elements such as spirals, circles, and triskeles.

Tatteco’s Family Unity Symbol Temporary Tattoos

Now that this brief history lesson is over, we are ready to share our new collection of Celtic-inspired family knot temporary tattoos with you!

In our quest to provide you with the most inspiring temporary tattoos, we saw a gap in the market for this type of design. And so, our family unity collection was born. These fake tattoos were created in collaboration with a local artist just for Tatteco, so you won’t find them anywhere else!

The adhesive tattoos were inspired by the interlocking loops of the trinity knot. We adapted them to create beautiful designs that can represent a variety of family compositions. 

Celtic-Inspired Family of Three Sticker Tattoos 

Family Unity Symbol Temporary Tattoo - Set of 3

Our plastic-free family unity symbol temporary tattoo is perfect for a family of three! It depicts two parents with a child seated between them. The loops of this design flow from one person to the next, showing the unbreakable bond shared between this small family.

We also offer this design in a smaller version, too. Check out our small family of three triquetra fake tattoo to compare sizes.

Family of Four Celtic Knot Fake Tattoos

Family Unity Symbol Temporary Tattoo - Set of 3

We designed this ecological family of four unity symbol fake tattoo to honor families with two children. In this design, the small loops that form the children are positioned within each of the parents. This design reminds us of a classic family portrait in which the children are seated on their parent's laps.

We also have this small family of four trinity knot temporary tattoo for those who prefer a smaller design. 

Family of Five Unity Knot Temporary Tattoos

Family Of Five Unity Symbol Temporary Tattoo - Set of 3

We created this Celtic-inspired family of five knot adhesive tattoos for a family with three children. In this version, three tiny interlocking knots represent each of the children. In this design, the connection between the children is emphasized, showcasing the importance of the siblings’ bond.

Prefer a smaller size? Check out our small family of five unity symbol temporary tattoo

Celtic-Inspired Mother and Child Temporary Tattoos

The transformation a woman undergoes when she becomes a mother is unlike any other in the world. From the moment she realizes she’s pregnant, she begins a journey that will shape the rest of her life.

The impact that motherhood has on a woman’s life is incredible. For many women, it is the single most important event in their lives. As such, it’s not surprising that tattoos celebrating motherhood are so popular.

We created these beautiful Celtic-inspired motherhood fake tattoos to allow you to try out this popular design before getting inked. These designs are a wonderful and timeless way to honor the mother-child relationship. 

Mother and One Child Temporary Tattoos

Mother Child Symbol Semi-Permanent Tattoo - Set of 2

Many women choose this mother-child symbol temporary tattoo to celebrate the birth of their first child or to honor their only child. This design also comes in a smaller version - check out our tiny mother-child symbol fake tattoo to try it out.

Some women choose this design to memorialize a child who passed away. In this way, the woman shows that her child will always be a part of her body, mind, and soul.

Do you know about our semi-permanent tattoos? We create this type of tattoo using a special plant-based ink that helps it last on the skin for up to 2 weeks, allowing you to try your chosen design for longer! Check out this Celtic-inspired mother-child symbol semi-permanent tattoo or tiny mother-child semi-permanent tattoo to try it for yourself.

Mother and Two Children Fake Tattoos

Mother & Two Children Symbol Temporary Tattoo - Set of 3

For the mother of two, our mother with two children symbol temporary tattoo is a great choice. Using the same interlocking loops, this elegant design features the bodies of two small children nestled within their mother's arms.

Prefer a small version? Then you’ll love our small mother and two children fake tattoo. We also offer this design in our collection of 2-week temporary tattoos. To experience this design for longer, grab a set of our mother with two children semi-permanent tattoos.  

The Perfect Design for Your Family

We hope you’ve enjoyed this collection of Celtic-inspired family temporary tattoos and found the perfect one to represent your family. Our fake tattoos come in a set of three, so it’s easy to try out different placements or matching tattoos before committing. Our semi-permanent tattoos come in a set of two, but you’ll get to enjoy the design for up to 14 days before it fades away!

If you decide to try out some of our family unity sticker tattoos, we’d love to see your choices. Share your photo on Instagram and tag us so we can check it out!


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