A tessellation is a repeating pattern of geometric shapes that completely covers a surface without any gaps or overlaps.
These shapes, called tiles, fit together seamlessly to create a continuous and regular arrangement.
Tessellations can be found in various forms in art, architecture, and nature.
Today’s block demonstrates a tessellation, showcasing a seamless pattern where the red shape perfectly interlocks with the background fabric. Upon closer inspection, the repetition of the same shape creates a harmonious and continuous design.
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