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Teacher's Comment
This simple pattern is a tessellation; it is formed by a single shape that is repeated to cover the plane with no gaps and no overlaps. In this instance, color alternation defines the pattern. While this method of patterning is familiar in Islamic art, this particular form is more familiar as a "hound's tooth" textile pattern used for suiting materials in northern Europe. In a woven textile, using yarns of suitable diameter, it is simply created by weaving a twill.
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