A tiling or tessellation of planes fit edge to edge to extend indefinitely in two-dimensions. I make a tessellation of squares - another of triangles - another of triangles and squares. Chance patterns are made by the interaction of clay and flame burning against the surface. Charcoal - sawdust - wood leave their marks on the surface - flashes of color - black carbon shadows. Raku pieces glowing yellow-orange are taken from the hot kiln and put into combustibles to burn - producing new shapes on the clay and glaze surfaces. Sometimes good - sometimes not so good - accepting the unknown. Selecting - ordering chance designs created by fire - fitting tiles together in tessellations to create larger shapes - new relationships of form. Five is the number of regular solids or polyhedra, only five are possible in three-dimensions: