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Girih (Persian: گره, "knot", also
written gereh) are
decorative Islamic geometric patterns used in
architecture and
handicraft objects,
consisting of...
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Girih tiles are a set of five
tiles that were used in the
creation of
Islamic geometric patterns using strapwork (
girih) for
decoration of
buildings in...
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forms in
Islamic art and architecture.
These include kilim ****s,
Persian girih and
Moroccan zellij tilework,
muqarnas decorative vaulting, jali pierced...
- Mosque–Cathedral of Córdoba.
Girih tiles The
subdivision rule used to
generate the
Girih pattern on the spandrel.
Girih pattern that can be
drawn with...
- M****achusetts. He has been
recognized for his
discoveries of
quasicrystal patterns (
girih tiles) in
medieval Islamic architecture,
early precision compound machines...
- extensive, and for some excessive, use of
strapwork inside and out.
Islamic girih uses
complex patterns and interlace, but the form of the
strips is generally...
- period, and
survive into
medieval artistic traditions both in
Islamic art (
girih decorations) and in
Gothic art. The name "Flower of Life" is
given to the...
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strapwork lines (
girih),
generally more
visible than the tile boundaries. In 2007, the
physicists Peter Lu and Paul
Steinhardt argued that
girih from the 15th...
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married lived together with
their parents in a
class structural house.
Girih tiling consists of
straight and
broken lines on a
regular basis that could...
- 11-point star. The Topkapı
Scroll contains images of an 11-pointed star
Girih form used in
Islamic art. The star in this
scroll is not one of the regular...
