Islamic Geometric Patterns Block Library for Architectural Design

This comprehensive block library contains 17 meticulously crafted traditional Islamic geometric patterns designed for architectural applications. The collection features various pattern types including girih (star-and-polygon), muqarnas elements, and interlaced arabesque borders with precision-drafted geometric constructions. Notable elements include octagonal star motifs (8-fold symmetry), triangular tessellations with embedded star forms, square kufic-inspired grids, and repeating border patterns with varying widths suitable for different architectural applications. Most patterns utilize the characteristic 45° and 36° angle geometries that define classical Islamic design principles. The patterns range from simple repeating borders (50-200mm wide) to complex field patterns suitable for wall panels, ceilings, or floor installations. All geometries maintain mathematical precision across repeating units, with border patterns designed for seamless tiling across any length. The collection particularly excels in its implementation of complex 8-pointed and 12-pointed star formations; these geometric constructions require precise intersections of circles and utilize traditional construction methods that date back to the 12th century.