Moorish Star and Polygon Lattice

A geometric lattice of interlocking stars and polygons covers the whole frame, built from thick golden bands that knot into eight-pointed stars, hexagons, and elongated diamonds. Inside each cell sits a different filling, a coiling arabesque in red, a small flower in green, or a radial star in teal, so the pattern reads as a mosaic of miniature panels. The palette runs the full range, blue, green, red, purple, orange, gold, each shape outlined crisply so neighboring colors never bleed together. Larger star bursts anchor the middle while smaller points multiply toward the edges. There is no sky, no floor, and no single motif that outranks the others, just geometry continuing in every direction, recalling old courtyard tilework. That repeating grid gives a solver a built-in guide, since matching one gold line to the next means matching the whole lattice back together.