When you multiply the width by the cross-section by the lengthwise shape - short, long or backbent; fishtail, spade of allongee - there are a huge number of possible shapes! Luckily you can make any one tool do many different things so not as many as you might think...
@Tristan_högberg - I don't think it's a case of either-or. This sort of knotwork was extensively used across Europe by both Celts and Nordic Cultures. Did you read what I wrote under the first video in this series? In particular I reference this book: Celtic Art - The Methods of Construction by George Bain ISBN-10 : 0094769001 ISBN-13 : 978-0094769007 Publisher : Constable; New Ed edition (23 Sept. 1996)
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Thank you for sharing knowledges. Have you got every tools in every size?
When you multiply the width by the cross-section by the lengthwise shape - short, long or backbent; fishtail, spade of allongee - there are a huge number of possible shapes! Luckily you can make any one tool do many different things so not as many as you might think...
Thats not a celtic knot, its a viking patern
@Tristan_högberg - I don't think it's a case of either-or. This sort of knotwork was extensively used across Europe by both Celts and Nordic Cultures.
Did you read what I wrote under the first video in this series? In particular I reference this book:
Celtic Art - The Methods of Construction by George Bain
ISBN-10 : 0094769001
ISBN-13 : 978-0094769007
Publisher : Constable; New Ed edition (23 Sept. 1996)
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