Long before emojis and memes, people tied knots to say what words couldn’t. Chinese knotting is a folk-born language, where each shape is a character and every knot carries a blessing. As seen in The Loop:

• The corn knot stands for reunion, abundance, and rising success—like carrying a little harvest with you
• The double snake knot brings joy and good things in pairs
• The wan symbol knot represents harmony and the cycle of life.

Every knot design was created by someone—an ancestor, a craftsperson, a dreamer. And once made, it could be passed on, like a message stitched with hope. When you learn the knots, you speak that same language—and when you wear them, they speak back.

Now, the fun part? It’s yours to remix.

The teal and red cord with resin loops, giving it the bold, feel-good vibe—all of it is tradition reimagined, with Gen Z flair.

Put it on your bag, keys, or mirror, and carry it like a modern-day emoji with ancient roots.