What is a Triple Spiral Labyrinth?
The Triple Spiral Labyrinth is inspired by the rock carvings of the triple spiral at Newgrange, Ireland. The triple spiral is found in three places at Newgrange: on the portal stone, on the wall of the passage in the mound, and on the wall of the chamber in the mound. Each of these triple spirals is slightly different. None of these triple spirals is a complete labyrinth. The Triple Spiral labyrinth is therefore an adaptation of the triple spiral at Newgrange so that it can be walked as a complete labyrinth.
This 20 page pdf instruction book is a step by step guide on how to draw and make the triple spiral labyrinth designed by Tony Christie.
It features:
- Clear instructions and diagrams
- Materials needed to make the labyrinth
- Determining the position of the labyrinth
- Dimensions of the labyrinth including calculations for materials and length of lines and path
- Determining the location of the entrance and centre of the labyrinth
- Marking out the labyrinth
- Images of triple spiral labyrinths
- Expanding the triple spiral labyrinth
- One page on-site instruction sheet.
