MAURISSAINT TESSURA

Tessura derrives from the word Tessellation which refers to the arrangement of shapes in a repeating pattern without gaps or overlaps. It’s a concept seen in art, design, and mathematics. The shapes used in tessellations are often geometric (like triangles, squares, or hexagons), but they can also be more complex or artistic.

Tessellations appear in natural formations, such as honeycombs, as well as in human-made creations, like tiled floors and mosaic artworks. They’re widely appreciated for their visual appeal and the sense of harmony they create through repetition.