What other kinds of Chinese knots are there?

There are three kinds of Chinese knots:

1, basic knots: flat knot, double knot, cross knot, swastika knot, figure-eight knot, pipa knot, three-ring knot, double-ring knot, Peruvian knot, ox knot, etc.

2. Change knot: osmanthus knot, hydrangea knot, perfect knot, long compound wing knot, etc.

3. Combination knot: Ruyi auspicious knot, knot, birthday knot, auspicious knot, etc.

There is a bow: happiness is in front of you, and wealth overlaps; Blessed word knot: the blessed word is full and the lucky star is shining high; Fish knot: every year is rich and auspicious; Shouzi knot life, life is better than Nanshan; Algae well knot: square and smooth, neat and orderly; Double happiness festival: double happiness, double happiness; Long knot: dependence goes hand in hand and never ends. Chinese knots, also known as traditional decorative knots in China, began in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and people began to name knots in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, giving them richer connotations. For example, Fang Shengjie means that Fang Sheng is safe and smooth; Ruyi knot represents good luck; Xiangyun knot represents good luck and wishes, praying for peace; Pisces knot has more meaning than auspiciousness, and double bows describe flying with me. Most Chinese knots bring people hopes and blessings for good things. The most commonly used thread for Chinese knots is No.5 Korean silk. Of course, Korean silk from size 1 to size 8 can also be bought. The lower the number, the thicker the rope.

Yu Pei often uses 72 # jade thread (about 0.8 mm in thickness) or 9 strands (about 0.6 mm) to weave bracelets.

Ruyi flat wire is often used for knitting buttons.

In addition, there are garlands, mambo lines, five-color lines and tassel lines, which are used for various structures and purposes.