Sacred Geometry: Archimedean Solids -The 13 Types of Polyhedra

In Sacred Geometry, an Archimedean solid is one of 13 special three-dimensional shapes first described by Archimedes. These shapes are made from two or more types of regular polygons (like triangles and squares) that fit together at the same points, which sets them apart from Platonic solids, which have only one type of face, and from prisms and antiprisms.

Sacred Geometry Archimedean Solids

Archimedean solids are known for their balance and symmetry, making them not only interesting to look at but also important in math. Some common examples are the truncated tetrahedron and the cuboctahedron. Their unique designs show how different shapes can come together in a pleasing way, much like balancing a chakra, as they create a sense of harmony and stability

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