Triquetra tattoo women flower

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Triquetra tattoos come in several different forms. But have you ever wondered where this tattoo originated from? And what does it mean?

PATRICIA TRISKLE by Claudio Barata, via Flickr. (something like this maybe with the stargazer lily in it)

Triquetra with Flowers Tattoo

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