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Welcome to the collection of images and materials dedicated to patterns — unique and recurring structures found in many areas of our lives. Patterns are systematically arranged elements or shapes that can repeat with varying degrees of regularity and complexity.

Patterns can be found in a wide range of contexts: from natural objects to man-made creations. In nature, patterns appear in the structure of leaves, tree bark, insect wings, mineral streaks, and the composition of snowflakes. They reflect patterns of growth, symmetry, and the interaction of natural forces.

In architecture and decorative applied arts, patterns often serve to adorn the surfaces of buildings, furniture, fabrics, and ceramics. They can be geometric — created from simple shapes repeated in a strict order — or complex — including intricate lines, intertwinings, and ornaments.

Textile patterns encompass various types of fabric weaves, embroidery, and prints, often bearing cultural and historical significance, reflecting the traditions and characteristics of specific regions and peoples. Additionally, patterns can be present in graphics and design, where they establish structure and rhythm, influencing the perception of products and materials.

Patterns vary in scale — from tiny, barely perceptible elements to broad compositions covering large surfaces. They may combine different shapes: lines, dots, waves, geometric figures, as well as natural motifs such as leaves, flowers, and animal elements.

The contexts of their use play an important role: patterns appear on clothing fabrics, wallpapers, carpets, tableware, architectural facades, in nature, scientific visualizations, and many other fields. They not only serve a decorative function but often act as ways to convey information, organize space, and enhance the functionality of objects.

This collection will allow you to explore the diversity of patterns from different areas, understand their structure and context, and find high-quality images and materials for their use in various purposes.