The witch's knot, or Hexefus commonly used in the Middle Ages to ward off negativity, or "bad" Magic. Especially when placed over doorways or in homes. It features a four-cornered, interconnected knot design, often interpreted as controlling the four elements and cardinal directions
Symbolism & Purpose: It is widely used as a protective amulet, designed to "bind" evil spirits and negative energy. It also symbolizes eternity, interconnection, and the binding power of magic.
Historical Use: Traditionally, it was scratched over doors or in stables to protect against curses and malevolent magic.
Modern Usage: Today, it is popular in witchcraft as a symbol on jewelry (necklaces, bracelets), in tattoos, and as a, talisman.
Design: It often appears as an intricate Celtic-style knot made from a single, continuous line without a beginning or end, sometimes featuring a circle in the center.
Folklore: The knot is associated with knot magic, a practice of binding or controlling energy through physical knots.
