Polychromatic symmetry refers to the concept of symmetry that involves multiple colors or hues. In a broader context, it can be understood in various fields, including art, mathematics, and physics, where multiple dimensions or variations are considered. In art and design, polychromatic symmetry can be observed in patterns and compositions that exhibit symmetrical properties while using a diverse color palette. This contrasts with traditional symmetry, which often emphasizes uniformity in color as well as shape.
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