Ornamental depictions of links with 12 crossings
Some decorative depictions of links with 12 crossings :
With two components
a) Components are loops
Two interlaced open hexagrams
Quasi-Celtic two-loop link
Two loops
Two loops
Two-loop link
Four-fold looping interlaced with circle (two-loop link)
Mongolian ornament, equivalent to preceding
Equivalent to preceding
Sculpture of preceding
Tiling ; equivalent to preceding
Tiling ; allways the same (sicilian plate)
One crossing of K13a1345 eliminated, converting from knot to link...
b) One component is knoted
Two mutually-interlaced triquetras
Trefoil interlinked with smaller trefoil
Two interlinked trefoils
Two interlinked trefoils inside rectangle
Sum of two trefoils linked with a loop
With three components
3-loop link in the form of a quasi-Celtic knot
Ca. 1000 A.D. runestone, equivalent to preceding
Equivalent link in square form
(alternate version)
Three-component Brunnian link
More ornate Brunnian link depiction
Three-loop link with three L4a1 configurations
Three-loop link
Triangle and two circles
Three loops symmetric
Three loops symmetric
Two trefoils and one loop
With four loops
Four linked squares
Variant
Variant with circles
Variant with rectangles as an impossible object
Variant on the sphere ; the crossings are the vertices of the cuboctahedron
Four loops (Borromean + triangle)
With six loops
Six rings
Decoration equivalent to a circle of six interlinked loops
For ornamental depictions of knots with 12 crossings, see K12a477, K12a503, K12a541, K12a561, K12a975, K12a991, K12a1019, K12a1210, K12n242, and (non-prime) Image:Trefoil-of-trefoils.png, Image:Celtic-knot-insquare-green-transparentbg.png, Image:Three-figure8-knot triang1.png, and Image:Three-figure8-knot triang2.png.
