Triskelion
A triskelion (or triskele, from Greek τρισκελης "three-legged") is a symbol consisting of three bent human legs, or, more generally, three interlocked spirals (joined in such a way that the overall emblem has a threefold rotational symmetry, but no reflection symmetries).
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"Three Legs of Man", the national symbol of the Isle of Man.
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The armoured triskelion on the flag of the Isle of Man
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Coat of arms of Isle of Man
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The flag of Sicily, featuring the revived trinacria symbol
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Füssen coat of arms
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A modified version of the BDSM community's triskele-type emblem
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Coat of arms of Döhlau, Bavaria
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Coat of arms of Süderbrarup municipality in Schleswig-Holstein
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Coat of arms of Zakliczyn, Poland
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Modliborzyce, Poland
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The flag of Ingushetia
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Coat of arms of the Cherkasy Oblast, Ukraine
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Flag of Ust-Ord Buryatia (Russia)
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Modern form of triple spiral symbol, based on carvings found at Newgrange tomb, Ireland with three double spirals
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Triple spiral symbol with three single spirals (i.e., triskele).
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Spiral triskele, occasionally used as a Christian Trinitarian symbol
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The "Roissy Ring", similar to the original description of a fictional ring found in the classic BDSM novel, Story of O (French: Histoire d'O) by Pauline Réage
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BDSM rights flag
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Flag of Jeju-do, South Korea
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Irish Air Corps roundel
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Martial arts symbol
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Unofficial flag of Anguilla
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Congo arms 2003
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Legged triskele in a church in Estonia