Square tiles
en Equipa
Four hands holding each other on the forearm is a typical and moving image that depicts working in a team.
We have made a mosaic from this idea, which needs a plain tile for every four that are designed.
If we take the four tiles with the design as one piece, we can see that the composition is the same that's frequently used in Moorish architecture.
The name, “en equipa”, means "in a team" in Occitan
Four hands holding each other on the forearm is a typical and moving image that depicts working in a team.
We have made a mosaic from this idea, which needs a plain tile for every four that are designed.
If we take the four tiles with the design as one piece, we can see that the composition is the same that's frequently used in Moorish architecture.
The name, “en equipa”, means "in a team" in Occitan
(other colour combinations can be created)
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Mathematical pattern:
Type C) Full rotation + 1/2 offset (see other compositions)
Place the second tile next to the first one rotating it over one corner, and do the same until you complete a full rotation. Then, repeat the figure "full rotation" composed by 4 tiles in the example, but paste it doing an offset of one tile (or half offset of the figure "full rotation"), both vertically and horitzontally. Be sure that the drawings of the tiles fit. Repeat that until you fill the surface you want.
As well, this design can be composed this other way:
Type D) Offset + 180º (see other compositions)
Place the second tile with a rotation of 180 degrees next to the first one, both in the same row and the same column. And so on to fill the desired area.
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This design is available in all the products that contains squared tiles. Examples:
Mathematical pattern:
Type C) Full rotation + 1/2 offset (see other compositions)
Place the second tile next to the first one rotating it over one corner, and do the same until you complete a full rotation. Then, repeat the figure "full rotation" composed by 4 tiles in the example, but paste it doing an offset of one tile (or half offset of the figure "full rotation"), both vertically and horitzontally. Be sure that the drawings of the tiles fit. Repeat that until you fill the surface you want.
As well, this design can be composed this other way:
Type D) Offset + 180º (see other compositions)
Place the second tile with a rotation of 180 degrees next to the first one, both in the same row and the same column. And so on to fill the desired area.
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This design is available in all the products that contains squared tiles. Examples:
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