concept   shape of a triangle
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • Arctic cultures (1) • Australian cultures (1) • Caribbean cultures (1) • Indian cultures (1) • Inuit cultures (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Korean culture (1) • North American cultures (1) • Oceanian cultures (1) • Polynesian cultures (1) • Russian culture (1) • Scandinavian cultures (1) • South American cultures (1) • Southeast Asian cultures (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 shape of a triangle Arctic cultures The triangle shape symbolizes connection with nature and the environment in Arctic cultures, often associated with geographic features and animal forms. 1
2 shape of a triangle Australian cultures The triangle shape is used in traditional Australian art and crafts to represent ancestral heritage and tribal identity. 1
3 shape of a triangle Caribbean cultures Caribbean cultures incorporate the shape of a triangle into indigenous art and textiles to convey storytelling and folklore through geometric patterns. 1
4 shape of a triangle Indian cultures The triangle shape is incorporated into religious and cultural symbols in Indian cultures to represent deities and spiritual concepts. 1
5 shape of a triangle Inuit cultures The shape of a triangle in Inuit cultures symbolizes connection with nature and the environment, often associated with geographic features and animal forms. 1
6 shape of a triangle Japanese culture The triangle shape is found in traditional Japanese architectural design to symbolize balance and harmony within spaces. 1
7 shape of a triangle Korean culture The triangle shape is found in traditional Korean architectural design, symbolizing balance and harmony within spaces. 1
8 shape of a triangle North American cultures North American cultures typically teach that a triangle has three sides and three angles. 1
9 shape of a triangle Oceanian cultures The shape of a triangle holds mystical and spiritual significance in traditional Oceanian cultures. 1
10 shape of a triangle Polynesian cultures Polynesian cultures use the shape of a triangle in traditional art and crafts to express ancestral heritage and tribal identity. 1
11 shape of a triangle Russian culture The shape of a triangle in Russian culture reflects simplicity and minimalism in design and décor. 1
12 shape of a triangle Scandinavian cultures The shape of a triangle is reflective of simplicity and minimalism in Scandinavian design and décor. 1
13 shape of a triangle South American cultures The triangle is a fundamental shape in South American cultures and has significance in mathematics and engineering. 1
14 shape of a triangle Southeast Asian cultures The triangle shape is incorporated into religious and cultural symbols in Southeast Asian cultures to represent deities and spiritual concepts. 1