Alternative simple pattern interrelating Islamic pentagonal stars and Star of David from a 3D perspective

Reconciling Symbols of Islam, Judaism and Christianity (Part #4)

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A similar approach, following the alternative indicated in two dimensions in the earlier section, using 2 facing Islamic pentagonal stars -- but with 5 Stars of David providing the interlocking linkage between them. Again, in its simplest form, this can be illustrated by the following screen shots. Note that a third alternative, using flat symbol elements rather than cylindrical, is presented and illustrated in a later section below.

Screen shots showing 2 coaxial facing Islamic pentagonal stars (coloured blue) with 5 Stars of David providing the linkage between them (horizontal and into the page and therefore invisible) 2 x 5 pentagonal stars (red or green thin lines) shown rotating on the edges shared with the 5 Stars of David
3D Images developed using X3D-Edit. Video mp4; Interactive 3D: x3d; vrml/wrl

In the images below, the same model is tilted forward to make apparent both pentagonal stars (here coloured red and green) and the pattern of 5 Stars of David linking between them (coloured blue) -- together with rotating pentagonal stars (thinner lines).

Screen shots showing 2 coaxial facing Islamic pentagonal stars (coloured red and green) with 5 Stars of David providing the linkage between them (coloured blue) 2 x 5 pentagonal stars (red or green thin lines) shown rotating on the edges shared with the 5 Stars of David
3D Images developed using X3D-Edit. Video mp4; Interactive 3D: x3d; vrml/wrl

The model above may be turned sideways to clarify the structure and dynamic.

Screen shots showing 2 coaxial facing Islamic pentagonal stars (coloured red and green) with 5 Stars of David providing the linkage between them (coloured blue) 2 x 5 pentagonal stars (red or green thin lines) shown rotating on the edges shared with the 5 Stars of David
3D Images developed using X3D-Edit. Video mp4; Interactive 3D: x3d; vrml/wrl

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