What follows below is a list of common symbols, materials and styles that are generally accepted among Wreathkeepers, forming a common symbology for the transfer of knowledge among wreaths.
While some of this has been defined by The Concord Team, it is our hope that over time it will grow
Cord Treatments
Marked with Ash - This knowledge grew from the falsehoods of a Dustwreath.
The cord is painted black for a short section - The original weaver of this Wreath died. I have taken up its finishing.
Objects
Shell - to do with the ocean
Ends in a wooden ring - I copied this wreath from someone who copied this wreath.
Ends in a metal ring - I copied this wreath from the first person to weave it.
Sword - Danger, with the material of the sword determining the intensity.
Symbols
An arrow pointing up the cord - North
An arrow pointing left of the cord - West
An arrow pointing right of the cord - East
An arrow pointing down the cord - South