Vectorized Moorish mosaics

These patterns were named mosaics because they were described as such in the old book where we found them. If you look at them more closely, though, they are essentially 6 geometric repeating patterns (Tessellation patterns). Such repeating patterns are characteristic of Arab and Moorish decorative art and can often be found under the names of ‘mosaics’ or ‘lattice patterns’. The names were derived from the purpose of these patterns because Arab artists used them either to make stone mosaics (or tiles) or to make wooden panels, window coverings and panels, etc. Both applications make the interior extremely beautiful, giving it a touch characteristic of the Arab style.