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Geometric patterned refers to designs or arrangements characterized by the use of geometric shapes and lines. These shapes can include simple forms like squares, circles, triangles, and rectangles, as well as more complex polygons and tessellations. The patterns are often created through repetition, symmetry, and the predictable arrangement of these elements. This approach to design is found across various cultures and historical periods, signifying a fundamental aspect of human aesthetic appreciation.

The application of geometric patterning is extensive, appearing in art, architecture, textiles, and decorative arts. In architecture, it can manifest in floor mosaics, facade decorations, or the structural arrangement of elements. Textiles often feature repeating geometric motifs, from ancient tribal rugs to modern upholstery. The precision and order inherent in geometric patterns can evoke a sense of harmony, balance, and mathematical order. They can be simple and minimalist or highly intricate and complex, depending on the desired effect and cultural context. The study of geometric patterns also overlaps with disciplines such as mathematics, where concepts like symmetry groups and tessellations are explored.