What are the Chinese knots

Chinese knots are: 1, Wanzi knot; 2, eight knots; 3, Pipa knot; 4, three-ring knot; 5, cross knot; 6, Peru knot; 7, laurel knot; 8, hydrangea knot; 9, ten full knots; 10, Ruyi Auspicious Knot; 11, Fangsheng Knot; 12, Shouzhi Knot. The Chinese knot represents unity, happiness and peace, especially in folklore, and its exquisite workmanship is loved by the public.

Expanded

Chinese knots are not only beautifully shaped and colorful, these, such as the "Auspicious Celebration", "Fortune and Longevity", "Double Happiness", "good luck", "good fortune", "a smooth journey" with the Chinese knot grouping, are expressed warmly and richly beautiful blessings, is the praise as well as to convey the heartfelt and sincere prayers and wishes of the masterpiece.

Chinese knots are made of a single silk thread from beginning to end, and each basic knot is named according to its shape and meaning. By combining different knots with each other or with other ornaments with auspicious patterns, unique, colorful, profound and rich Chinese traditional auspicious decorations are formed.

The significance of the Chinese knot lies in the fact that it shows the sentiment and wisdom of the ancient Han civilization; it is a metaphor for the reproduction of mankind over the generations; it is also a game of mathematical mysteries. It has complex and delicate curves, but can be reduced to the simplest two-dimensional lines. It has a flowing and elegant flavor, and comes from the basic tools of human life in the beginning of time. The Chinese knot began with the knotted rope of the ancestors.