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RMDYF58G–Endless Knot, from Nepal, where it is displayed as a protection against ill-health and death, as it has no beginning and no ending. It is one of the Eught Lkucky Things, or Eight Glorious Synbols of Buddhism. Also known as the Eternal Knot or the Everlasting Knot., it is said to embody a spiritual eternity.
RFGMH4W8–The Endless Knot. Sacred symbol of the rebirth's concatenation in the Buddhism. Ornate variant.
RFFCW7T4–Chinese knots (Clover Leaf, Flower Knot, Endless Knot, etc.) collection for your design or project
RME9B120–Colorfully decorated Buddhist Stupa, detail of two lucky symbols, the wheel of life and endless knot
RF2WY080A–Endless knot, also known as eternal knot. Common form of an intertwining knot and one of eight Auspicious Symbols in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism.
RMKPC36E–Red door curtain with the endless knot, one of the eight auspicious Tibetan Buddhist symbols, Lo Mantang, Upper Mustang region, Nepal.
RMCCEBWF–India, Arunachal Pradesh, Tawang, Khinmey Nyingma Monastery, Endless Knot, Shivastra, auspicious symbol
RF2EYRP30–Buddhism religious symbol, endless knot. Buddhist Hinduism Dharma religion, eternal knot vector sketch
RM2HFFD98–Jar with Tubular Handles, Peonies, 'Endless Knot,' Pendant Balls, and Pendant Lozenges, Qing dynasty (1644-1911), Qianlong reign mark and period (1736-1795). Green glazed vessel decorated with floral adornments, tapered and flared at the neck, with two small cylindrical handles.
RMPB14TB–'Chessboard' Carpet. Dimensions: Rug: H. 73 1/2 in. (186.7 cm) W. 51 in. (129.5 cm). Date: late 16th-early 17th century. The field of the so-called 'Chessboard' carpet is usually applied on a vermillion ground and divided into rectangular compartments, each containing an eight-pointed star composed of an endless knot of interlaced bands. The stars are encircled by small abstract radiating trefoil ornaments resembling fleur-de-lys, cypresses, and rosettes. On the large border that frames the central compartments of this design, poly-lobed lozengelike medallions alternate with cartouches. Styl
RMFXDJPW–Detail of the knot of eternity on the W face of the shaft of St Brynach's freestanding Cross (c AD1000) in Nevern churchyard, Pembrokeshire.
RFGMH4W9–Four variants of the Endless Knot. Sacred symbol of the rebirth's concatenation in the Buddhism. Rounded version.
RFFCW7T7–Chinese knots (Clover Leaf, Flower Knot, Endless Knot, etc.) collection for your design or project
RF2WXEANJ–Endless knot, also known as eternal knot. Common form of an intertwining knot and one of eight Auspicious Symbols in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism.
RMH8NF57–NEPAL Pokhara, tibetan refugee camp Tashi Ling, Shri Gaden Dhargyaling Monastery, young novice Lobsang Ngawang is 11 years old and belongs to a tibetan nomad family in Upper Mustang, background curtain with endless knot a symbol for luck in tibetan culture
RMMNXG47–. Detail of needlework band sampler, c. 1660, buff coloured linen worked with an alphabet and endless knot details . circa 1660. signed 'E.S.' (unknown) 1147 Stuart band sampler detail
RMHYECYT–Ceremonial cloth and sacred heirloom (sembagi) with 'endless knot' motif Google Art Project
RM2DMH9M1–snuff bottle, glass, ivory (spoon), Monotone cameo-glass, ruby red; carved with eight precious emblems of good fortune; wheel of law, conch shell, umbrella canopy, lotus flower, pair of fish, endless knot. Flattened globose shape. Stopper of green glass simulating jade and set on pale red glass. Ivory spoon., China, 1821–51, glasswares, Decorative Arts, snuff bottle
RM2BF6CDP–snuff bottle. Monotone cameo-glass, ruby red; carved with eight precious emblems of good fortune; wheel of law, conch shell, umbrella canopy, lotus flower, pair of fish, endless knot. Flattened globose shape.
RMPAAE4N–Bowl with the Eight Buddhist Treasures. Culture: China. Dimensions: H. 5 5/8 in. (14.3 cm); Diam. 11 1/2 in. (29.2 cm); Diam. of foot 5 1/2 in. (14 cm). Date: 16th century. The objects supported by lotus stands at the center of this bowl illustrate a traditional grouping of eight 'treasures'--among them an endless knot, a banner or flag, a conch shell, and a pair of fish--that were introduced with Buddhism and are often found in the later decorative arts. Here, the fish are repeated at the bottom of the bowl, while lotus blossoms, Buddhist symbols of purity, decorate the exterior. The prevale
RMGJ3D4A–Architecture detail of buddhist monastery - ' endless knot' or 'eternal knot',one of eight buddhist sacred symbols, symbolised
RFGMH4X6–Four variants of the Endless Knot. Sacred symbol of the rebirth's concatenation in the Buddhism. Angular version.
RMW4T7WK–China, Tibet, Lhasa, Architectural detail of a window painted as an Endless Knot and a gilded conch shell at the Jokhang Buddhist temple which founded about 1652 AD It is the most sacred Buddhist temple in Tibet and is a part of the Historic Ensemble of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
RFAF4CHA–Tibetan symbols endless knot and turret in gold above the main entrance of the Jokhang Temple Lhasa Tibet China
RMH8NF56–NEPAL Pokhara, tibetan refugee camp Tashi Ling, Shri Gaden Dhargyaling Monastery, young novice Lobsang Ngawang is 11 years old and belongs to a tibetan nomad family in Upper Mustang, background curtain with endless knot a symbol for luck in tibetan culture
RMMNXG49–. Detail of needlework band sampler, c. 1660, buff coloured linen worked with an alphabet and endless knot details . circa 1660. signed 'E.S.' (unknown) 1147 Stuart band sampler detail 2
RM2E0XEWC–Letter K endless knot detail, from- Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu - Cuvente den bătrîni . Limba română vorbită între 1550-1600. Volumul 2 - Cărțile poporane ale Românilor în secolul (page 1 crop).
RM2T90R21–Robe, 19th century, L.40 x W.35-1/8 in., satin, silk, China, 19th century, This robe is decorated with peaches, pomegranates, and citrons (also known as 'Buddha’s hand') in gold against a purple ground. The motifs are imbued with symbols of good fortune: the peach stands for longevity, the pomegranate for fertility, and the citron for good luck. Together they constitute the 'Three Abundances.' These, in combination with the endless knot motif in the neck and sleeve bands, mean the robe is emblematic of a long, happy, and prosperous life blessed with many children
RF2HEXPK3–Endless knot. Traditional Chinese symbol of circle of life. Pixel perfect, editable stroke icon
![Ceremonial cloth and sacred heirloom [sembagi] with 'endless knot' motif. Date/Period: 18th century. Textile. Cotton, mordant painted, print and mordant dye. Height: 310.50 mm (12.22 in); Width: 171.50 mm (6.75 in). Author: UNKNOWN. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PMBDCY/ceremonial-cloth-and-sacred-heirloom-sembagi-with-endless-knot-motif-dateperiod-18th-century-textile-cotton-mordant-painted-print-and-mordant-dye-height-31050-mm-1222-in-width-17150-mm-675-in-author-unknown-PMBDCY.jpg "Ceremonial cloth and sacred heirloom [sembagi] with 'endless knot' motif. Date/Period: 18th century. Textile. Cotton, mordant painted, print and mordant dye. Height: 310.50 mm (12.22 in); Width: 171.50 mm (6.75 in). Author: UNKNOWN. Stock Photo")
RMPMBDCY–Ceremonial cloth and sacred heirloom [sembagi] with 'endless knot' motif. Date/Period: 18th century. Textile. Cotton, mordant painted, print and mordant dye. Height: 310.50 mm (12.22 in); Width: 171.50 mm (6.75 in). Author: UNKNOWN.
RM2AHPC2B–Jar with Tubular Handles, Peonies, “Endless Knot,” Pendant Balls, and Pendant Lozenges. 1736–1795. China. Porcelain with underglaze molded decoration
RF2HCGW1K–Colorful prayer flags tied around a wooden endless knot (Buddhist symbol) in Bumthang, Bhutan, Asia
RFEC27W6–Colorfully painted carved wooden traditional masks representing various fierce demons-dragons-mythological beings-endless knot.
RMCRE1T4–Tibetan Buddhism, white emblem, endless knot, Jokhang Temple, Lhasa, Ue-Tsang, Central Tibet, Tibet Autonomous Region
RMH8NF59–NEPAL Pokhara, tibetan refugee camp Tashi Ling, Shri Gaden Dhargyaling Monastery, young novice Lobsang Ngawang is 11 years old and belongs to a tibetan nomad family in Upper Mustang, background curtain with endless knot a symbol for luck in tibetan culture
RF2AF8THT–Infinite loop icon. Clover leaf knot. Endless loop sign. Celtic interlocking knot. Old ornament strip. Eternity line. Interconnected circular shapes.
RF2R1CGHC–Square frame with guilloche knot pattern. Border made of endless repeated motifs of the Solomons knot, consisting of three interlaced lines.
RM2T90R5D–Altar Frontal, early 17th century, H. 33 ¼ in x W. 38 ¼ in. (83.82 x 96.52 cm), silk tapestry (kesi), China, 17th century, The upper section of this altar frontal depicts a sun disk flanked by Manchurian cranes in a field of clouds. The main section boasts a large dragon in a celestial landscape of clouds, mountains, and waves. Throughout the composition is a scattered scheme of the Eight Treasures of Buddhism, like the conch, the endless knot, the wheel of law, and the two golden fish
RF2HE4Y73–Endless knot. Traditional Chinese symbol of circle of life. Pixel perfect, editable stroke colored icon
RMPARTYN–Woman's Informal Robe with Garden Roundels. Culture: China. Dimensions: 43 x 52 in. (109.22 x 132.08 cm). Date: early 18th century. The roundels on this robe show garden rocks with flowers, fruit, and auspicious elements such as the endless knot and bats ( fu, a homophone with the word for good fortune). At the lower edge of the garment, two pairs of Chinese lions gambol with beribboned balls in a flower-filled garden setting. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.
RF2WFDAPJ–Endless Knot Tibet, Eternal. Buddhism and Spirituality. Vector illustration. stock image. EPS 10.
RF2H9P30X–Copper wire tied in a knot, on a gray background.. A shiny pink torus intertwined into an endless knot. 3D render.
RM2A3B8H1–The Endless Knot io the Jokhang Temple, founded about 1652 A.D. It is the most sacred Buddhist temple in Tibet and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
RM2T2ENGG–Woman's Informal Robe with Garden Roundels China early 18th century The roundels on this robe show garden rocks with flowers, fruit, and auspicious elements such as the endless knot and bats ( fu, a homophone with the word for good fortune). At the lower edge of the garment, two pairs of Chinese lions gambol with beribboned balls in a flower-filled garden setting.
RME7WX5G–Eastern Bhutan, Trashigang, Rangjung, traditionally painted wooden structure of house and windows
RF2T8R4KT–Celtic style endless knot symbol Vibrant Visions colouring book page for KDP book interior. Peaceful Petals, Ability to Relax, Brain Experiences,
RMDGWCTT–Tibetan Buddhism, tent roof with an endless knot emblem, Jokhang Temple, Lhasa, Ue-Tsang, Central Tibet, Tibet Autonomous Region
RMH8NF54–NEPAL Pokhara, tibetan refugee camp Tashi Ling, Shri Gaden Dhargyaling Monastery, young novice Lobsang Ngawang is 11 years old and belongs to a tibetan nomad family in Upper Mustang, background curtain with endless knot a symbol for luck in tibetan culture
RM2H726B2–Detail of Buddhist architecture with the Endless Knot at the Dechen Phodrang Monastery in Thimphu, Bhutan.
RF2R1YAD4–Circle frame with guilloche knot pattern. Border made of endless repeated motifs of the Solomons knot.
RM2T9145P–Quadrifoil Box, one of a pair, 1662-1722, 4 1/8 x 8 1/4 x 11 in. (10.48 x 20.96 x 27.94 cm), Carved red lacquer (cinnabar), China, 17th-18th century, This pair of carved lacquer boxes presents scenes of scholars in landscape settings (top panels), and the eight Buddhist auspicious emblems (sides): the wheel, a conch shell, an umbrella, a canopy, a lotus flower, paired fish, a vase, and an endless knot. Pictorial carved lacquer was perfected during the early Ming dynasty (1368-1644) and remained popular into the 20th century.
RM2A51GYX–Mandala Base, early 1400s. A ritual object of Tibetan Buddhism, this cloisonné disc is used as the base for a three-dimensional mandala composed of miniature buildings. The decoration includes the lotus flowers and the Eight Buddhist Treasures: the wheel, the conch, the umbrella, the canopy, the lotus, the paired fish, the vase, and the endless knot.
RMPAA85X–Sutra Cover with Eight Buddhist Treasures. Culture: China. Dimensions: Overall: 5 3/4 × 20 5/8 in. (14.6 × 52.4 cm). Date: 18th century. Woven in the delicate kesi tapestry technique, this horizontal panel features a group of Eight Auspicious Emblems (umbrella, double fish, vase, flower, conch shell, endless knot, canopy, and wheel) that were initially introduced to China with Buddhism, and later became traditional motifs in the decorative arts. Each emblem rests on a lotus flower, and each has decorative ribbons fluttering to either side. An additional Buddhist symbol, a flaming jewel, crown
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