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Haldi is known to purify and cleanse the body of the couple entering into holy matrimony. It also marks an auspicious beginning of a new life together. Haldi is believed to protect the bride and the groom from any bad omen that might harm them before the big day. Why turmeric is applied before marriage? […]

The ritual begins with the parents offering their daughter’s hand in marriage by washing the feet and hands of the bride and groom with milk and water. In this specific ritual, the cleaning of their feet represents the purification of their bodies and souls for a new life together. What does foot washing symbolize at […]

“Tie the knot” origins It is an ancient Celtic practice that bands couples together with a piece of cloth tied around their hands. Handfasting usually happens outdoors when couples say their vows in addition to the official ceremony. The most popular method is tying a knot for each vow. Where does the phrase tying the […]

The first two knots tied by the groom signify the commitment of the couple and to assure the well-being of the bride. Meanwhile, the third knot tied by the groom’s sister signifies commitment between the two families. What does tying the knot symbolize? The metaphor of the ‘knot’ is one of tying or binding, as […]

The Connell stitch is achieved by passing the suture from the outside in, then inside out, on one end. The same step is repeated on the other end in the form of a continuous U-shape. The suture is tied so that the knot is outside. What is Cushing suture pattern? The continuous Cushing pattern is […]

There is no limit to the number of throws and turns that could be incorporated into an Aberdeen knot. The Royal College of Surgeons of England in their Basic Surgical Skills Course, 2002 recommended six throws and one turn. How many throws in a knot? A square knot consists of two “throws”. Throws are constructed […]

The Aberdeen knot has been shown to be stronger and more secure than a surgeon’s knot for ending a suture line. 1. It is a development of the highwayman’s hitch2 or the high post hitch. 3. Both of these knots are designed to be released easily as they are used for temporarily securing a horse […]

It’s best to catch the sheep around the neck with a crook. You can also use it to catch a sheep by the hind leg, but sometimes this can damage the legs and udder. A strong arm is needed to hold the animal while it struggles. How Should sheep be handled? When handling a sheep, […]

good luck and prosperity. They can come in a variety of colours such as gold, green, blue or black, though the most commonly used colour is red. This is because it symbolizes good luck and prosperity. There are many different shapes of Chinese knots. What does the Chinese knot symbolize? Similar to bagua mirrors, knots […]

Pankou. The Pankou, a traditional knotted button It wasn’t until the Manchurians introduced qipaos that the pankou was introduced, and from then on it remained a staple of Chinese clothing for both men and women. What are Chinese style buttons called? The knot has traditionally been used as a button on clothes in Asia, thus […]

Chinese culture: five blessings, also known as the “Five Happiness” or “Five Good Fortunes”, which refer to longevity, wealth, health and composure, love of virtue, and the desire to die a natural death in old age (or timely death). What are the five Happinesses? According to traditional Chinese thought, the most important goals in life […]

“The three best men’s haircuts for 2022 are the fade, the undercut, and the pompadour. 1. The fade is a short haircut that is tapered down to the skin on the sides and back. This haircut is versatile and can be styled in a variety of ways. What is the most popular hairstyle for men […]

Similar to bagua mirrors, knots are supposed to ward off evil spirits, hence are a symbol of longevity and eternity. Knots act as good-luck charms given during Chinese New Year celebration. Why is knot tying important in the culture of China? Knot tying in China harks back to ancient times. Before Chinese writing appeared, people […]

The meaning of norigae is “beautiful object or trinket to enjoy and preserve” and it is declared the Intangible Cultural Asset of Korea number 22. Today they are sold in all sizes and those that use butterfly ornaments are very popular because they attract happiness. What is norigae in Korean? Norigae is the Korean term […]

Tie a knot by bringing the long ribbon up through the X. Grab the long ribbon in 1 hand and pull it up and over the short ribbon to make a slight knot at the top of the 2 ribbons. Keep this knot fairly loose so that you can still work with each of the […]

Maedeup, or the traditional Korean art of decorative knots, demonstrates this law as piece of string originates at a certain point then creates wonderful, intricate shapes before finishing where it began, completing its cycle. What is knot tying called in Korea? “The art of knot tying in Korea is called maedeup. In China, they have […]

The traditional craft of decorative knotting is known as Maedeup (매듭), which is derived from the early practice of using knots in fishing nets and agricultural tools. The decorative knotting (Maedeupjang) is considered as the National Intangible Cultural Heritage No. 22 of South Korea. Why is knot tying important in Korea? “If, traditionally, the gifts […]

The water knot (also tape knot, ring bend, grass knot, or overhand follow-through) is a knot frequently used in climbing for joining two ends of webbing together, for instance when making a sling. Water knot. Names. Water knot, Tape knot, Ring bend, Grass knot, Overhand follow through. Category. Is a wet knot easier to untie? […]

The water knot (also tape knot, ring bend, grass knot, or overhand follow-through) is a knot frequently used in climbing for joining two ends of webbing together, for instance when making a sling. Ends should be left long, knot should be tightened and inspected before each use. Difficult to untie. What is the purpose of […]

Definitions. Bight – A fold in the rope or U-shaped section of rope being used in making a knot. The two parts lie alongside each other – they do not cross each other. Dress – Arranging the knot in a way to improve its performance such as crossing or uncrossing the rope in specific ways. […]