unicursal knot
knots with no beginning or end
unicursal spiral tercet
Intersecting spirals become one line. The line can be traced from any point back to its origin.
chatoyant tercet knot
the quintessential knot
tercet chain knot
copper knot inlaid in wood
encompassed unicursal tercet knot
A hexagonal ring bound to another triply-twisted ring is suspended vertically.
unicursal pentad knot
Follow the (implied) line with your eye. The line is unicursal, meaning there’s only one line. At first you might be tempted to assume there are five sections, and of course there are, but the radial symmetry is just a property of this particular line. These are probably the most difficult knots to design because…
tercet knot progression with self-similar encompassment
knots entangled with smaller versions of themselves