Arabeszk
Arabeszk is a term used in Polish to describe the arabesque decorative motif, a design built from flowing, interlaced lines that form stylized vegetal shapes. The pattern is typically arranged as borders, friezes, or repeating fields and is valued for its rhythmic curves, symmetry, and ornamental complexity. The word derives from the French arabesque, itself tracing to Italian arabesco and ultimately from Arabic and Islamic artistic traditions.
Historically, arabesque patterns originate in Islamic art and architecture and spread into Byzantine and European decorative
Design characteristics of arabeszk vary from strict geometric arrangements to highly organic forms. A typical motif
Modern usage of arabeszk spans historical revivals in architecture and decorative arts to contemporary branding and