Major Chord Flux Tube translates the consonant 4:5:6 major triad into a volumetric geometric flow. Instead of drawing harmony as a simple curve, the structure is built as a dense multi-strand cable: a woven flux tube that twists around an underlying harmonic path. The result feels both mathematical and musical — a visible form of resonance, stability, and tonal brightness. With its braided line architecture and continuous looping motion, the object reads like a spatial chord: tension distributed evenly, rhythm embedded in repetition, and harmony crystallized into structure. Generated by PAPP Framework