
A mosaic of interlocking tiles covers the frame in the geometric style of Islamic star patterns. Hexagons, pentagons, diamonds, and long triangles fit together edge to edge, separated by thin cream grout lines, and radiate outward from several eight- and ten-pointed star bursts. Each tile carries its own miniature ornament: a rosette, a scrolling vine, a small flower, or a band of fine scallops, rendered in red, teal, purple, gold, and pink. The layout repeats with a mirrored symmetry, so shapes on one side of the frame echo their partners on the other, like a kaleidoscope frozen mid-turn. No single tile stands larger than its neighbors; the pattern's structure comes entirely from how the shapes lock together rather than from any one focal point. Every tile's outline is a clean, separate cell, offering a natural boundary line for a piece to follow.
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