Mercer Dedicates Interfaith Prayer Garden in Memory of Muslim Couple
http://www.atlantamuslim.com/2015/may/16/mercer-dedicates-interfaith-prayer-garden-to-muslim-couple/
Bilal Mahmud » Mercer University Interfaith Garden
http://bilalmahmud.zenfolio.com/p1000349530
Labyrinth Carpet
http://www.saraszyber.com/en/products/labyrint-carpet.html#
Labyrinth Umbrella
https://www.sinsinawa.org/books_gifts/books_labyrinth.cfm
Creating mazes on bagels and beyond. Source: http://t.co/Z0SJWycuLY pic.twitter.com/7ItlrKmafU
— Cliff Pickover (@pickover) August 27, 2014
Creating mazes on bagels and beyond. Source: http://t.co/Z0SJWycuLY pic.twitter.com/7ItlrKmafU
— Cliff Pickover (@pickover) August 27, 2014
http://gallery.bridgesmathart.org/exhibitions/2012-bridges-conference/samuelverbiese
“…People unfamiliar with Arabic would experience the central motif found throughout mainly as a labyrinth through which a path with a red pen has been drawn. …”
http://islamicartsmagazine.com/magazine/view/evidence_by_the_iraqi_artist_wamidh_alameri/
Labyrinth Desk – http://www.modernfurnituredeals.co.uk/collections/computer-office-desks/products/labyrinth-work-office-desk
Labyrinth Bookcase – http://www.modernfurnituredeals.co.uk/products/decortie-labirent-bookcase
Labyrinth Coffee Table / Labyrinth Side Table – http://www.modernfurnituredeals.co.uk/products/decortie-labirent-coffee-table
Labyrinth Embroidery Patterns
http://sublimestitching.com/products/labyrinth-embroidery-patterns
Oyo Labyrinth – The Ennedi Plateau, Chad
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2077342-secret-sahara-reveals-fairytale-formations-and-ancient-lakes/
For Hongkongers who feel life is going too fast, walking a labyrinth can help
Viewed by some as a metaphor for life, negotiating a labyrinth is akin to walking meditation
http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/health-beauty/article/1896774/hongkongers-who-feel-life-going-fast-walking-labyrinth-can
“The Islamic foursquare garden signified the four quarters of the universe, with the four rivers of life intersecting at the garden’s centre.
“The Persians, and later Islam in its traditions, balance the lack of generosity by nature creating gardens using the reassuring colour of living green, the colour that became a sign for Islam.
“The garden enjoyed an interlocking complexity with architecture.
“Tiled and well-ordered courtyards were symmetrically pre-occupied, representing transcendental purity and perfection, in direct contrast to mankind’s and natures predictable imperfection.”
http://www.thecultureconcept.com/circle/walking-a-labyrinth-chartres-cathedral-to-centennial-park