Practical Knots: 200 Examples

Author: Zhu Yangci
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book selects and collects 200 common and frequently used types of knotting methods, ranging from simple to complex, and divides them into 15 categories. Each knot is arranged in the order of name, purpose, characteristics, tying method, and illustration. The text is concise and clear, while the illustrations are detailed and meticulously described to make it easy for readers to understand, learn, and use, and to inspire them to innovate in practice. Before the invention of writing, people used knotting methods to record information to aid memory. Today, this function of knots has gradually disappeared, but their practicality and decorative craft in various fields of production and life are increasingly recognized, developed, and utilized. The knotting patterns passed down in folk traditions are very rich, with diverse shapes and a wide variety of names. Different needs, different rope materials, and different knotting methods can create a wide range of colorful knots. The author of this book has extensively collected, carefully organized, and illustrated, selecting 200 common and frequently used types of knotting methods, arranged from simple to complex and divided into 15 categories. Each knot is arranged in the order of name, purpose, characteristics, tying method, and illustration. The text is concise and clear, and the illustrations are detailed, making it easy for readers to understand, learn, and use, and to inspire them to innovate in practice.