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Solomon’s knot is one of the lesser-known knots today. It consists of two closed loops, which are double interlaced, with two loops weaving under and over each other. It’s a simple yet striking design, with straighter lines and edges than the curves seen in most Celtic knots.
It’s one of the oldest Celtic knots, and has been dated back to stone age carvings. The name comes from King Solomon, and is so-named for the king’s association with wisdom and knowledge. It’s believed that the knot represents the connection between man and the divine.
Solomon’s knot is one of the lesser-known knots today. It consists of two closed loops, which are double interlaced, with two loops weaving under and over each other. It’s a simple yet striking design, with straighter lines and edges than the curves seen in most Celtic knots.
It’s one of the oldest Celtic knots, and has been dated back to stone age carvings. The name comes from King Solomon, and is so-named for the king’s association with wisdom and knowledge. It’s believed that the knot represents the connection between man and the divine.
