Octagonal and circular medieval mazes

In the book it was stated that they originally came from the floor of a medieval church. Mazes (labyrinths) used to be popular in the Middle Ages, and you could usually see them in the form of decorative mosaics on the floors and walls of buildings, and often there were outdoor garden mazes made from dense hedges. The circular maze published here is based on the ‘Chartres pattern’, one of the most commonly used medieval patterns, occurring in numerous manuscripts and cathedrals as early as the 9th century. It was named after the Chartres Cathedral in France dating from the early 13th century, famous for the world's most recognized pavement-labyrinth based on this pattern.