Vegan Leather Adjustable Bracelet - Celtic Knot Black | Continuity

Description
A black vegan leather cuff with a bronze toned knot plate, adjustable. Worth being accurate about what the design is, because the usual description is wrong in an interesting way.

Interlace knotwork is not pre-Christian Celtic. It is Insular art, made in the monasteries of Ireland, Scotland and Northumbria between roughly the seventh and ninth centuries, and its finest examples are the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels, both explicitly Christian manuscripts. The technique came in from Coptic and Germanic sources and the monks took it further than anybody.

The meaning people give it, a line with no beginning and no end, is a later reading, but it is a fair one: the knots really are unbroken, and following one with your eye is the point of the design. Worn for continuity, and for the things that keep going round and coming back.

What You're Getting

• Material: Vegan leather with an embossed bronze tone knot plate
• Color: Black
• Fit: Adjustable, fits a range of wrists

How to Wear It

• Follow the knot with your eye when you need to slow down. That is what it was drawn for.
• Good on an anniversary, or for anything you intend to keep doing.
• Keep it out of long water. Vegan leather does not enjoy soaking.

Wear It With
See the Raven cuff and the Triple Moon cuff. Browse bracelets.

Adjustable vegan leather with a metal emblem, sized to fit a range of wrists without measuring. Not real leather, and we would rather say so than let the word do the work.