A Ginkgo & Knot blessing card held up to the setting sun, light shining through the cut-out ginkgo above a rose quartz bracelet.

Ginkgo & Knot

一繩一願 · 一石一意

Tie a Meaning. Wear a Wish.

Hand-knotted bracelets, each tied to a blessing card.

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Hand-Knotted with Care in Texas

緣起Our Story

Time, made into something you can hold.

A handmade gift is precious for one simple reason: someone chose to spend their time on you. Every Ginkgo & Knot bracelet is knotted by hand, one cord at a time, at a small workbench in our backyard in Texas.

Each one is tied to a blessing card (a single character, a single wish) so the meaning travels with the bracelet.

The backyard workbench: a knotting stand holding a blessing card, spools of purple and rainbow cord, scissors and a stamped cotton pouch.
The backyard workbench
Every knot, tied by hand 1 / 5

銀杏 Ginkgo

One of the oldest trees on earth. It has endured for millions of years and still turns to gold every autumn: a sign of resilience, long life and hope.

結 Knot

In Chinese tradition, a knot holds a good wish in place. To tie one for someone is to say: this was made for you.

Blessing cards and stamped cotton pouches laid out on the packing table.
A natural cotton drawstring pouch stamped with the Ginkgo & Knot logo.

心意Ready to Give

Wrapped with care, ready to give.

  1. 一

    Knotted by hand

    Cord by cord, at our backyard workbench.

  2. 二

    Wrapped on its card

    The bracelet wraps around its blessing card, held in place by the notches.

  3. 三

    Tucked into cotton

    A natural cotton pouch, stamped with our ginkgo, ready to give or to keep.

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