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2. Celtic knot - Wikipedia

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   Celtic knots are decorative patterns of interlaced lines used in Celtic art, influenced by Roman and Christian traditions. Learn about the origins, types, and variations of Celtic knots, and see images of knotwork in manuscripts, monuments, and tattoos.

3. Fleuron (typography) - Wikipedia

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   A fleuron is a stylized flower or leaf used as a punctuation mark or an ornament in typography. Learn about the history, forms and Unicode of fleurons, and see examples of their use in books and manuscripts.

4. Shugborough inscription - Wikipedia

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   A mysterious sequence of letters carved on a monument at Shugborough Hall in England. Learn about the history, theories and controversies of this uncracked ciphertext.

5. Dingbat - Wikipedia

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   A dingbat is an ornament or symbol used in typesetting, often to create frames or sections. Learn about the history, usage and code points of dingbats in Unicode, with a list of common characters and emojis.

6. Lettering - Wikipedia

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   Lettering is an art form of drawing letters instead of writing them simply, with attention to detail and unique configuration. Learn the difference between lettering, calligraphy and typography, and see various examples of lettering in different contexts and media.

7. Double Happiness (calligraphy) - Wikipedia

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   Double Happiness (双喜) is a ligature of two joy characters (喜喜) in Chinese calligraphy, often used as a decoration symbol of marriage. Learn about its characteristics, history, usage and variations in different cultures and regions.