03— Triskelion Dad Hat — Black Distressed
People tend to think in straight lines, but the triskelion shows that progress often comes in three repeating arcs.
Motion. Balance. A three-part life moving in one direction.
The triskelion has been around since the Neolithic era—three interlocked spirals that show up in stone sites long before anyone wrote explanations down. The meaning was always flexible.
The triskelion never had one fixed meaning—its three spirals carried whatever a culture needed: motion, cycles, or the balance of competing forces.
In this version, the clean embroidered spirals sit against scattered supporting glyphs that act like points of orientation, almost like plotting stars.
This symbol reads as a cycle: action → reaction → synthesis.
Not mystical—just the reality of how people change.
The distressed surface gives it a sense of age, as if it were something pulled from an archive or a field bag. Modern embroidery sewn onto a hat that looks like it’s already been carried through weather and miles. That contrast is the point.
Choose this one if your life has three competing drives that somehow move together.
