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Body Symmetry in Animals and Humans One side of a human generally matches the other side. If there’s an eye on one half of the face, there’s usually an equal-sized eye on the other half. Both arms and hands are mirrors of each other.

Humans and animals demonstrate harmony in their structural designs through the manifestation of symmetry.

Two legs work in perfect unison to allow for walking and running.

Two hands work together to assist with labor, lifting, and communication.

Two ends of a mouth create one harmonious smile.

Symmetry of body is a direct reflection of balance and harmony in nature. 7. The Four Seasons The four seasons serve as a classic example of harmony in nature. The balance of hot and cold creates a contrast that evens out the extremes.

A warm spring is balanced out by a cool fall. A hot summer is balanced out by a cold winter.

Within the four seasons, a harmonious change cycles by that creates the unity of one year’s time. 8. Bees Pollinating Flowers We can observe the harmonious relationship between bees and flowers in nature. Bees need pollen for food, and flowers need bees to reproduce.

Both are beneficial and depend on each other, even though they’re very different.

The survival of bees depends on pollen from flowers. The survival of flowers depends on bees that carry pollen from one flower to the next.

This mutual dependency serves as a powerful example of harmony in nature. 9. Food Waste Becomes Fertilizer A common example of harmony in nature is seen when human and animal food waste becomes fertilizer.

Harmony of beauty

It means that design needs to be taken as a whole, not just caring about its form, and not just thinking of its purpose, but to integrate everything into a harmonious whole. Whether it is the design of a building, the furniture, the textiles, the paintings and sculptures, the glassware, dishes, and lamps, everything needs to be functional, but also have a form that is perfect for the function. For example, he designed the famous chair made of bent wood. The form of the chair corresponds perfectly to its purpose, which was to support the person sitting in the chair in a comfortable and healthy way while also creating a new form from a natural material (cantilevered bent wood).