History Of Love Knot
When you say ‘I Love You’ to your beloved, you try to put your life in those three words. The expression of love is as varied as the diversity of peoples and cultures.
Dutch sailors might have never imagined that their concept of love knot, made to remind them of their loved ones, would become a trend-setter for the future lovers.
Love Knot represents two bonded lovers, with its two intertwining overhand knots. Celtic love knots have been in fashion from the Arabian times. Exchange of love knots between the lovers used to be the mark of admitting one’s feelings.
Young women in strict Muslim households used to send their pledges of love to young men through messages woven through the knots of a carpet in an Arab tradition. This tradition of sending messages through the knots gave birth to the concept of love knots that continues to this day.
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