Design and Implementation of Swastika Forms in Tenon and Tenon Structure Furniture

Table 1

Traditional swastika pattern types.

Pattern type	Features
Stand-alone individual pattern	A monomeric pattern that appears on porcelain, fabric, and jade and is presented by drawing, weaving, and carving
Opposing individual patterns	It is composed of two or more monomer patterns to form a symmetrical relationship
Stand-up individual pattern	It is composed of “swastika” and “swastika” opposites
Vertical two-sided continuous pattern	The line is vertical, extending horizontally or vertically, while the length of the lines are distinguished from each other, and the “swastika and swastika” are used in combination
Continuous quadripartite continuous pattern	Using rectangular or square concatenations, the “swastika” or “swastika” extends in all directions