Greetings windychien!
Thank you for posting this knot structure.
Your presentation is actually a '
noose' structure.
In other words, when load is applied, it will cinch up tight.
The 'eye' (which some people call a 'loop') is not fixed.
For example, a #1010 common Bowline has a fixed 'eye' (ie, it does not cinch tight - it retains its size).
Is it intended for
fishing line to attach a hook?
Or is this purely a
decorative creative (ie for decorative purposes only)?
Out of interest, you might like this link:
https://www.reddit.com/r/knots/comments/8gz6m6/multiple_figure_8_knot_how_to_tie_multiple_figure/ (Although this is presented as a 'stopper knot' and
not a fixed eye knot or a 'noose').
The author in the video also refers to a great knot book by Cyrus Day (it is a good book).
Also look closely at photo
10B at 5:00 minutes elapsed time. This could be transformed into a noose similar to yours.
Others will chime in soon to confirm if your presentation is 'new' or 'original'.
Would be helpful if we knew if this creation has an intended application or if it is purely decorative.