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Chinese knotting From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to:  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l mw-head#mw-head navigation,  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l p-search#p-search search Traditional Chinese Knots Chinese knotting ( HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_language \o Chinese language Chinese: 中國結;  HYPERLINK /wiki/Pinyin \o Pinyin pinyin: Zhōngguó jié) is a decorative handicraft art that began as a form of  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_folk_art \o Chinese folk art Chinese folk art in the  HYPERLINK /wiki/Tang_Dynasty \o Tang Dynasty Tang and  HYPERLINK /wiki/Song_Dynasty \o Song Dynasty Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD) in  HYPERLINK /wiki/China \o China China. It was later popularized in the  HYPERLINK /wiki/Ming_Dynasty \o Ming Dynasty Ming). The art is also referred to as Chinese traditional decorative knots. HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l cite_note-Chang-0#cite_note-Chang-0 [1] In other cultures, it is known as Decorative knots. Chinese knots are usually  HYPERLINK /wiki/Lanyard \o Lanyard lanyard type arrangements where 2 cords enter from the top of the knot and 2 cords leave from the bottom. The knots are usually double-layered and  HYPERLINK /wiki/Symmetrical \o Symmetrical symmetrical. HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l cite_note-1#cite_note-1 [2] Contents ?[ HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l # hide]?  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l History#History 1 History  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l Regional#Regional 2 Regional  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l China#China 2.1 China  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l Hong_Kong#Hong_Kong 2.2 Hong Kong  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l Korea#Korea 2.3 Korea  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l Japan#Japan 2.4 Japan  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l Types_of_knots#Types_of_knots 3 Types of knots  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l Modern_Adaptations#Modern_Adaptations 4 Modern Adaptations  HYPERLINK /wiki/Chinese_knotting \l Other#