Chapter 1: The Basics of Traditional Knots
Traditional knotting tools and materials
- Traditional Knot String | Traditional Knot Tools
Before tying the knot
- Making a knot | Reducing a knot | Finishing a knot
Traditional Knot Packaging and Storage
- Traditional Knot Packaging | Traditional Knot Storage

Chapter 2: Simple, Traditional Knots
Oedorae Knotted Thread Bracelet
Pupa Knot Choker
Dorae Knot Bracelet
Abalone knot tea coaster
Salary Knot Keychain
arabesque knot bracelet and ring
Garakjiknot Bracelet
Oval ring knot baessi daenggi
wing knot hairpin
Raw knot glasses strap & mask strap

Chapter 3: Traditional Knots, Weaving Delicately
Plum Blossom Knot Moon Hanging
Plum Knot Suncatcher
Chrysanthemum Knot Bookmark
Chrysanthemum knot earrings
Single knot earrings
Danji knot norigae
Jangmae Knot Dolti

Appendix Traditional Knot Patterns

A small comma in the fast-paced daily life,
If you focus only on your fingertips and tie a knot, your worries will fade and your mind will become much calmer.

If you quietly focus on your fingertips and tie a knot, your dizzy mind will calm down and your worries will fade.
The days go by so quickly, it's okay if the time it takes to tie the knots is a little slower.
It is a time to focus entirely on that moment, meticulously weaving each knot, even if it is slow, into a single work of art.
Tying knots doesn't require any innate talent or dexterity like painting.
The knots are straightforward, so you can tie them one by one in order.
Tie each knot one by one, following the author's fingertips in the book.
You will be able to complete beautiful knotted accessories without difficulty.
Make a knot with its own history and unique meaning into a small accessory and keep it for a long time.


Knotted accessories with a modern sensibility,
Create everything from simple accessories to antique ornaments with knots.

We will create a total of 17 traditional knot works, ranging from simple accessories such as Oedorae knot thread bracelets, pupa knot chokers, wing knot hairpins, and raw knot glasses straps and mask straps, to antique ornaments such as plum blossom knot moon hangings and suncatchers, Danji knot norigaes, and Jangmae knot stone belts.
[Chapter 1: Basics of Traditional Knots] contains the basic information that is good to know before starting to tie knots.
[Chapter 2: Traditional Knots Made Simple] contains accessories and small items that can be tied relatively easily, so that even beginners to traditional knots can easily complete a piece by following the steps.
[Chapter 3: Traditional Knots, Weaving with Delicacy] contains works that can be woven with a little more delicacy, from antique ornaments to gorgeous earrings, and norigae and stone belts that add a modern touch to tradition.
For works with complex knot weaving, patterns are included in the appendix, so if you follow the book carefully, you can create your own knot work that you can cherish for a long time.