chinese knot
Lanyard-type arrangements where two cords enter from the top of the knot and two cords leave from the bottom. The knots are usually double-layered and symmetrical.
Subtypes
- Danbooru post #7532017: Flower knot [1]
- Danbooru asset #22916528: Source: Adobe
Endless knot [2] - Danbooru asset #22916276: Source: Wikimedia
Button knot [3] - Danbooru asset #23359177: Source: Wikimedia
Panchang knot [4] - Danbooru asset #23360416: Source: Wikimedia
Good luck Knot [5]
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[1] Flower knot
Any knot that has appears as if it has 'petals'. Also called clover knot.
[2] Endless knot
An endless knot is a knot that appears continues throughout, having no opening or end point. There are many types and come in all sizes. The panchang knot is a type of endless knot.
[3] Button Knot
Tightly-woven design, no protruding loops. Present in both Chinese and Celtic imagery.
[4] Panchang Knot
A type of endless knot, can have varying amounts of rows, but always forms a tightly bound square.
[5] Good luck knot
Similar to the panchang knot, but only has two rows, always forms a square.