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Josephine was Napoleon Bonapartes Empress and she was a particular favourite with the seamen of those days, or so we might guess, because this knot is also traditional to sailors, so she was honoured to have it dedicated to her. As I mentioned it is derived from a basic plait, a common figure of all nautical knot tying. It is a knot that was popular among the Celtic artists of over a thousand years ago, and in Celtic tradition a great artist was as revered as a great warrior. This pair has been carved on both sides with the finely detailed Celtic knotwork pattern so you can use them as a pair on either end of a set of precious books or individually. "The story behind our latest limestone carvings."
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