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Knotwork, the interwoven designs, are derived from the Celtic culture of early Britain. The Celts, who had no written language, managed to express an enormous amount of how they saw their world through their art and craftwork. In the Celtic world, the common characteristic in all the variations of interweaves they created is a notion of deep interdependence, a joyous interdependence of everything and everyone. Other things expressed in Celtic art are their love of life, love of organic beauty, and sensitivity to natural form. They kept away from sterile symmetry and repetition. Instead, they encouraged originality and variation in their arts and crafts and in their lives as well. Independence was highly valued; their imaginations were in high gear. It is unusual to find Celtic artifacts that look identical to one another.
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