The triquetra is a symbol that has been used in various cultures and throughout history. In architecture, the triquetra is primarily associated with its use in Celtic art and refers to the interweaving of three distinct elements, which can be seen as a representation of the interconnectedness of life or the threefold nature of divinity. It has been used as a decorative motif in many different architectural styles, from medieval castles to modern commercial buildings. In some cases, it may also hold religious significance as a symbol of the Holy Trinity in Christian art and architecture.
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