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Revision as of 11:02, 28 December 2011

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Celtic or pseudo-Celtic knot
a knot seen at the Castle of Kornik [1]
Susan Williams' medallion [2], the "Endless knot" of Buddhism [3]
Ornamental "Endless knot"
A 7-4 knot reduced from TakaraMusubi with 9 crossings [4]
TakaraMusubi knot seen in Japanese symbols, or Kolam in South India [5]
A laser cut by Tom Longtin [6]
Unicursal hexagram of occultism