Chinese knotting method of Buddhist beads

The Chinese knotting method of Buddhist beads is as follows:

First, pinch out three circles of rope and arrange them in a cross shape, then bend the middle circle, press it on the right circle, and pull the right circle Turn the left circle, press the middle circle and the center line, and expose the circle end at the left end. Fold the lower end of the middle rope up and press it on the right circle. Then turn the left circle to the right, so that four heads appear on the top, bottom, left and right of the circle. , finally tighten evenly and repeat the previous steps.

If you feel that the Chinese knot is almost finished, you need to tighten the rope ends before sorting it out, and gently pull out the ropes next to each ring to form four small rings, such a beautiful Chinese knot. The production is completed.

The Chinese knot is a unique hand-knitted craft in China. It was originally used for sewing and knotting in the Paleolithic Age. It was later extended to the rites and events of the Han Dynasty, and then evolved into today's decorative craft.