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Why is this pattern so ubiquitous and does it have a name?

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Why is this pattern so ubiquitous and does it have a name?

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It’s called paisley. Originated in Persia, but named after a town in Scotland.
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Paisley: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paisley_(design)
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Paisley, which is a fractal.
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  Are all paisleys fractals?

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