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tetraskelion

 

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Noun tetraskelion has 1 sense
  1. tetraskelion, tetraskele - a figure consisting of four stylized human arms or legs (or bent lines) radiating from a center
    --1 is a kind of design, pattern, figure
    --1 has particulars: swastika, Hakenkreuz

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Tetraskelion

Description:

Tetraskelion refers to a symbol or design consisting of four interconnected spirals or interconnected arms forming a quadruple spiral shape. It is often associated with various cultures and represents concepts like balance, harmony, and cycles.

Sense 1: Symbolic Meaning

Tetraskelion symbolizes the eternal interconnection between the four fundamental elements of nature: earth, air, fire, and water.

Example Sentence: The ancient Celtic druids considered the tetraskelion as a sacred symbol representing the harmony among the four natural elements.

Sense 2: Decorative Design

Tetraskelion can be found in intricate art forms, such as tapestries, pottery, and jewelry, adding a visually captivating touch to various artifacts.

Example Sentence: The tetraskelion pattern adorning the edges of the ancient Greek amphorae was exceptionally detailed and mesmerizing.

Sense 3: Spiritual Significance

Some spiritual traditions believe that wearing or meditating upon the tetraskelion can help align one's energy centers and promote inner balance.

Example Sentence: The Buddhist monk advised his disciple to focus on the tetraskelion symbol during his daily meditation practice.

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