Chinese knot symbols and meanings

Chinese knot symbolizes and signifies beauty and reunion, all things are going well.

Introduction of Chinese knot:

Chinese knot is a kind of hand-woven handicrafts, which shows the sentiment and wisdom of the ancient Han civilization is a side. It is originally from the Paleolithic era of sewing knotting, and then extended to the Han Dynasty rituals to remember things, and then evolved into today's decorative crafts. Jade worn by Zhou Dynasty people was often decorated with Chinese knots, while bronze objects from the Warring States period also have Chinese knot patterns.

Continuing into the Qing Dynasty, Chinese knots really became a folk art. Contemporary Chinese knots are often used to decorate interiors, gifts between friends and relatives, and personal accessories. Because of its symmetrical and delicate appearance, it can represent the long history of the Han nationality, and conforms to the customs and aesthetic concepts of traditional Chinese decoration, so it is named Chinese knot.

There are many kinds of Chinese knots, such as double money knot, button knot, pipa knot, regimental brocade knot, cross knot, lucky knot, ten thousand character knot, disk long knot, alga knot, double knot, butterfly knot, brocade bag knot, etc. The Chinese knot represents unity, happiness and peace. The Chinese knot represents unity, happiness and peace, especially in folklore, and its exquisite workmanship is loved by the public.

History:

Chinese people learned to tie knots quite a long time ago. One of the main reasons for the importance of the knot is that it is a very practical technique. This can be seen in many historical sources and traditional customs.

As early as the end of the Paleolithic period, that is, Zhoukoudian Shanding Caveman culture in the remains of the existence of "bone needle" has been found. Since there were needles, there must have been thread, so it is inferred that simple knotting and sewing techniques were already in place at that time.

Origin of the Chinese knot:

The significance of the Chinese knot lies in the fact that the sentiment and wisdom it displays is one of the sides of the ancient Han civilization; it is a metaphor for the reproduction of human beings from generation to generation; and it is also a playful rendering of the mysteries of mathematics. It has complex and delicate curves, but can be reduced to the simplest two-dimensional lines. It has an elegant and elegant flavor, from the beginning of the era of human life's basic tools, the Chinese knot began with the first people of the rope to keep track of things.