The The Mobius

Included in the exhibition is a wall of mobius, a circle with a twist that creates a single edge, created by mathematicians, members of the Easton Saturday Stitchers, a New Jersey spinning guild, and other invited stitchers.

The The Mobius

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The symbol that indicates that glass is recyclable is composed of a triangle of three arrows travelling clockwise (but not folded back on themselves like the mobius loop) surrounding a figure throwing a bottle into a bottle bin.