Although there are many labyrinth patterns, this one remains arguably the most well-known and well-liked. Unlike in a maze, you can’t get lost in a labyrinth, which has only one path in and out.

Medieval labyrinth patterns can be described as being sectioned into quadrants, with many hairpin turns that lead the entrant around different sections of the pattern on their path to the center.

Lands End Remnants of the rock-lined labyrinth pattern created by artist Eduardo Aguilera in 2004 remain just off the Coastal Trail, overlooking sweeping views of the Marin Headlands.

For labyrinths, the starting “seed pattern" is a cross with angles in the four corners and dots; if you connect the lines and dots, a labyrinth shape emerges.

Since the 13th century, people have walked the Chartres labyrinth pattern to find calm, order and answers. The pattern, from the Chartres Cathedral in France, has found its way across the world ...

You bet. Watson has been shipping patterns and quilt kits around the globe after posting a photo of Helena quilter Billie Veerkamp’s minky labyrinth pattern quilt on Facebook about three weeks ago.

Each attendee will be provided with a printed labyrinth pattern to experience a contemplative “Finger Labyrinth Walk” with music.

The labyrinth as we know it was apparently first used as a dance pattern by priests rather than an introspective spiritual journey for everyone.

RIDGEFIELD — Fae Jackson’s heart was set on walking the world-famous, 800-year-old stone labyrinth at Chartes Cathedral in France, but then life took an unexpected turn. When she arrived on ...