Islamic interlace patterns


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Islamic interlace patterns
Interlacing patterns dominate Islamic ornament. They can be broadly divided into arabesque, using curving plant-based elements, and girih using mostly geometrical forms with straight lines or regular curves. Both of these forms of Islamic art developed from the rich interlacing patterns  of the Byzantine Empire, and Coptic art.

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