I shared in a different topic an analysis of the Triquetra and the Power of 3, and ever since, I’ve been obsessed with a related glyph, which I see as a symbol of creation:
The Vesica Piscis, an Elemental Symbol
This is a topic I find really fascinating. “Creation,” as one of the three aspects of reality: Creation (Birth), Destruction (Death) and Renewal (Rebirth). ☽◯☾
In Latin, “vesica piscis” means “bladder of a fish” which is what the Romans named it due to its shape. The intersection between two circles.
It holds significance in mathematics and geometry, as it is associated with the mathematical ratio known as the square root of 3 and has been used to construct geometric shapes like equilateral triangles and regular polygons.
Spiritually, it symbolizes the cyclical nature of life. To me, it is a philosophical symbol of creation and of the nature of reality. I also like to interpret it as an open eye seeing for the first time, or even the All-Seeing Eye of Horus. 
The vesica piscis is often likened to a womb, 
denoting new life and ideas. In Christian art, it frames holy figures, highlighting the divine-human connection.
Keywords: Unity and Duality, Sacred Geometry, Cosmic Order.
Creation Symbols of Life and the Universe
So now let’s explore other symbols that derive from it, i.e. new ideas for crafting sigils, geometric patterns and designs!
These are powerful symbols with deep meanings, in my view having to do with creation as well as destruction, or the cyclical nature of reality.
1. The Triquetra
These three interconnected arcs or three vesica piscis represent Triplicity, intertwining concepts like mind, body, and spirit or the elements of earth, air, and water. In Christian iconography, it represents the Holy Trinity, and the Vesica Piscis adds layers of creation and unity between the physical and spiritual worlds. 
Keywords: Triplicity, Mind-Body-Spirit, Threefold Nature.
Read my other topic about Triplicities in the Triquetra here.
2. Tree of Life
Special shout out to the Inifite Roots Coven!! its glyph captures the interconnectedness of all life, through a branching ecosystem of relationships. 
It means spiritual growth, wisdom, and unity. It also represents the concept of creation, with its ever-expanding tree imagery showcasing life’s diversity and richness.
Keywords: Interconnectedness, Wisdom, Diversity in Unity.
3. Lotus Flower
In many cultures such as Buddhism in India, Thailand, China, and Japan, the lotus flower symbolizes creation and purity. It emerges from the mud and water to bloom into a beautiful and pristine flower, representing the birth of beauty from chaos and impurity.
This natural cycle of growth, blooming, and re-emerging season after season reflects the continuous, cyclical process of birth, growth, and renewal, a fundamental aspect of life’s creation and ongoing evolution. 
Keywords: Chaos, Renewal, Life’s Rhythm.
4. DNA Double Helix 
This symbol captures the essence of life, complex blueprint of all living beings. It goes into the molecular details, revealing the diversity and intricacy of the natural world, encapsulating its fundamental structure in a succinct way.
Keywords: Genetic Code, Molecular Blueprint, Life’s Building Blocks.
5. Phoenix
A legendary bird in various mythologies, that embodies the themes of renewal, resurrection, and the cyclical nature of life and rebirth. The phoenix rises from its own ashes after being consumed by fire, so it symbolizes the powerful idea of emerging stronger from destruction or adversity.
It serves as a metaphor for spiritual enlightenment and the soul’s journey, reminding us of the continuous cycle of creation, destruction, and rebirth inherent in the human experience. 
Keywords: Transformation, Spiritual Evolution, Immortality
6. Infinity Symbol
The sideways figure eight represents the limitless cycle of creation and existence, transcending time and suggesting an ongoing, infinite process.
It showcases nature’s cyclical patterns, embodying the idea of an expansive, interconnected universe where every end is a new beginning. Essentially, the infinity symbol captures the eternal interplay of creation, destruction, and rebirth in the cosmos. 
Keywords: Rebirth, Eternal Interplay, Time Transcendence.
7. Flower of Life
A sacred geometric design with overlapping circles, it symbolizes the patterns of creation. It represents life’s unity, symmetry, and harmony, embodying the belief that all life forms are part of a divine plan. Often used in meditation, it’s thought to hold essential information about the universe and life itself. ❀
Keywords: Divine Plan, Patterns, Metaphysics.
There’s a useful printable Flower of Life crystal grid here! 
PS: There are some popular brand logos that use the vesica piscis as a design element. Can you guess which ones I’m talking about? 
This concludes my take on this symbol. I wrote some posts about Sacred Geometry and symbols for those interested in sigil making:
