Concept information
Preferred term
Chinese knotting
Definition
- A traditional decorative handcraft and folk art from China. It involves weaving a single length of cord into various symmetrical and often elaborate knots, each with cultural symbolism (e.g., good luck, harmony). Knots are traditionally used as ornaments, decorations during festivals, charms for good fortune, and in jewelry or clothing. The art form flourished historically from the Tang and Song dynasties and remains a distinct part of Chinese cultural heritage today.
Alternative Terms
zhongguo jie
Chinese
Belongs to group
In other languages
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zhongguo jie
Chinese
URI
http://w3id.org/write/thesaurus/chinese_knotting
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