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Celtic zodiac sign

Enter your date of birth to see your tree in the Celtic horoscope.

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What is my Celtic tree sign?

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Celtic zodiac sign: what it is for

The Celtic tree horoscope has 13 signs, each linked to a tree and a lunar month: birch, rowan, ash, alder, willow, hawthorn, oak, holly, hazel, vine, ivy, reed and elder.

Enter your date of birth and see your tree, the period it rules and the traits associated with it, plus the full table of the 13 signs.

How to use

  1. Choose your date of birth.
  2. See your tree and its traits.
  3. Compare it with the other trees in the table.

When to use it

  • Curiosity about other horoscopes.
  • Ideas for tattoos and meaningful gifts.
  • Comparing with your zodiac sign.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Celtic horoscope?

It is a system of 13 signs, each linked to a sacred tree and to a lunar month of 28 days. It is based on the tree calendar associated with the tradition of the druids.

Is the Celtic horoscope really ancient?

The version known today was popularized in the 20th century by the writer Robert Graves, based on the Celtic Ogham alphabet. There is no proof that the druids used a tree zodiac, so read it as a modern tradition inspired by Celtic culture.

Why are there 13 signs?

Because the calendar follows the cycles of the Moon: 13 months of 28 days add up to 364 days. The extra day, December 23, goes to the last sign.

Is it really free?

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