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Islamic wallpapers: three tessellating tilings

Islamic wallpapers — A phone wallpaper of an eight-pointed star tessellation tiled evenly across the whole frame, the strapwork one even width, a slightly quieter band in the upper half for the clock, and no text, no lettering., seamless geometric repeat, tileable edges with no visible seams, flat metallic strapwork, compass construction, no figures

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Reading 1Eight-point tiling
Reading 2Girih strapwork
Reading 3Muqarnas repeat

Islamic geometry is a repeat by construction — tessellations that tile forever with no seam — which makes it the natural material for a phone wallpaper. These nine cover three tilings, each with the quiet zone the format needs, and no figure anywhere.

  • a phone lock screen
  • a phone home screen background
  • a gift for a phone-carrying friend
  • a desktop or tablet background
  • a personal decorative wallpaper

Frequently asked questions

What size do these render at?
Each wallpaper is drawn at standard phone-screen proportions (1:2 portrait), sized to fit common phone displays.
Is there space kept clear for the clock and icons?
Yes — each tiling includes a quiet zone built for the phone's clock and icon row, so the pattern doesn't fight them.
Are these designs seamless?
Yes — the tessellations tile forever with no visible seam, which is the defining feature of Islamic geometric pattern.
Are there any figures in these designs?
No — the designs stay to geometric tessellation only, with no figure appearing anywhere.

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