Polka Dots

The cheerful and playful polka dot pattern consists of an array of filled circles of the same size, typically arranged in a regular grid on a contrasting background. Despite its name, the pattern has no connection to the Polish dance, instead originating in 19th-century England. Polka dots have become a timeless classic in fashion and design, loved for their whimsical and fun nature. The pattern's versatility allows it to be both retro and modern, depending on the color scheme and scale. Polka dots are widely used in clothing, accessories, and home decor items, mostly on retro-themed parties, children's events, summer festivals, pop art exhibitions, etc.