Valknut - Wikipedia

It is an ancient symbol used by several cultures, and remains in common use today. It belongs to a class of symbols which are called valknute in Norway.[4]

Spirals show the flow of energy and the cycles of life. The polarities are shown to spiral inward and outward-as above, so below. Crosses illustrate the energetic crossing or coming together of polarities of energies, such as female and male or light and dark. The cross represents eternal life and serves as a bridge to the higher, or stellar, self,

In Norwegian heraldry a Bowen knot is called a valknute (valknut) and the municipal coat of arms of Lødingen from 1984 has a femsløyfet valknute which means a Bowen knot with five loops.[3]

Celtic knot work symbolizes the continuity and connectedness of the Threefold cycle of birth, life, and death. It depicts a pathway to those seeking ancestral roots and a way to evoke Spirit for inspiration. Not merely a decorative device, Celtic knot work depicts the weaving, swirling, spiralling, and circling of these patterns of energy, showing