Millennium Cultural Treasure: The Historical Origin of Chinese Knot

From the ancient legend to its status and significance in modern society, the Chinese knot has gone through a long process of development. Rope-like patterns have appeared on pottery as early as the Neolithic Age, which is one of the earliest rudiments of the Chinese knot. With the passage of time, the Han and Tang Dynasties gradually formed a more mature knitting skills, and widely used in court costumes and folk life.

In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, with the increase of foreign exchanges, the impact of Western culture did not weaken the Chinese people's love for their traditional art forms, but promoted more innovative elements to be integrated into it, making it full of new vitality. Therefore, it can be said that "Chinese knot" is not only a kind of handicraft, but also a bright pearl on the pages of thousands of years of civilization of the Chinese nation. The reason why it is honored as the "symbol of auspiciousness" is precisely because it carries the good wishes of countless ancestors-the desire to pray for happiness and well-being, family reunion, and smooth career have been passed down through various ingenious works. Up to now.

Ingenuity: the beauty of traditional craftsmanship

An exquisite set of 40 Chinese knots is the result of countless careful weaving. The production process involves a variety of tools and technical means, including but not limited to different knot techniques (such as flat knot, snake knot), color matching principle, etc. Every link requires craftsmen to devote a lot of effort to integrate a patient and meticulous attitude into each work to ensure that every detail is perfect.

Walking into the studio of an old artist in a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, you will see all kinds of sample patterns hanging on the wall, hand-painted draft paper piled on the table, and all kinds of silk thread materials neatly arranged beside it. Every day, there are wonderful cultural landscapes: old artists bring their apprentices to discuss design plans and teach each other their experience and secrets; sometimes they invite local residents to visit and study, and feel the love of Chinese traditional culture from the bottom of their hearts.

Colorful: 40 different styles of Chinese knots

Interpret the uniqueness of the different types of Chinese knots contained in this set of suit one by one and the cultural meanings behind them. The long knot is famous for its complex and regular structure, which represents the beautiful vision of longevity and well-being. Ruyi Knot, because of its shape resembles ancient Yu Pei, implies that everything goes well. There are many other types, such as double-money knots, which indicate that money is rolling in; auspicious cloud knots, which imply that good luck continues...

Intuitive comparison and explanation with physical pictures allows readers to more clearly feel the subtle differences between various styles and stimulate their interest in specific styles. Whether it is a large red lantern-like knot hanging at the door to greet guests, or a small and exquisite pendant that is easy to carry, each has its own unique charm waiting to be explored.

The Art of Home Decoration: Adding Color to Living Space

Explore how to use these oriental ornaments to beautify the living environment. Hanging a pair of red double money knots beside the sofa in the living room can add festive atmosphere. A few blue and white lucky knots placed by the study window help to create a quiet and far-reaching learning atmosphere. Hanging a pink love-shaped knot above the bedside table in the bedroom will give people a warm and sweet feeling. A set of golden five-pointed star knots are placed in the center of the dining table, as if dining under a starry night sky.

Citing actual cases to analyze customer feedback, it is confirmed that the rational use of Chinese knots can indeed make the home more warm and comfortable. A young couple said that since the addition of a few exquisite Chinese decorations to the house, the whole house has become more lively; another old man also mentioned that he would buy some new and beautiful Chinese knots for his children every New Year. As a red envelope for the New Year, it is both environmentally friendly and educational.

Best choice for holiday gifts: the best medium to convey your mind

What an appropriate choice it is to present such a unique small object to relatives and friends on traditional Chinese holidays. On the eve of the Spring Festival, products with zodiac elements will be prepared for relatives and friends, and full blessings will be given at the beginning of the New Year. During the Qingming Festival, the elegant and solemn white plum branch knot will be presented to cherish the memory of the deceased relatives. During the Dragon Boat Festival, you may as well choose a peace talisman pendant made of colorful rice dumplings to express the meaning of health and longevity. On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a full moon, a round round brass foil gold veneer will be given to share a happy reunion box. However, it is most appropriate to choose a concentric knot symbolizing a century of good marriage at the time of the wedding celebration, which expresses the couple's infinite longing and expectation for the future marriage life.

The advantage of this kind of gift compared to other gifts is that it has both commemorative value and profound meaning, and can inadvertently touch the inner world of the recipient. They are not only as simple as material exchange, but more importantly, they convey an unforgettable emotional bond and become one of the important carriers to maintain interpersonal relationships.

Collection handed down: build your own private museum

Encourage enthusiasts to collect and preserve a variety of fine Chinese knot art. The significance of explaining the collection is not only to have beautiful furnishings, but also to inherit a spiritual culture and national pride. Each small Chinese knot is a pearl in the long river of history, and it is us in series