A black and white line drawing of a butterfly with intricate, geometric patterns on its wings (butterflies 250)

This is a black and white line drawing of a butterfly, presented as an intricate geometric pattern that resembles stained glass art. The butterfly has two pairs of wings with complex shapes formed by intersecting lines creating various polygons. Each wing features multiple sections or "panes" connected by thin outlines. On the upper pair of wings (the forewings), there are large oval-shaped areas near the top which appear to be filled in with simple curves. In contrast, the lower pair of wings consists mostly of small triangles and other irregular polygonal forms arranged symmetrically around circular shapes at both ends. The body of the butterfly is also composed of several distinct segments outlined clearly from its head down through the thorax to the abdomen, each segment defined by straight edges. Two delicate antennae extend upwards from behind the head. Overall, the design uses bold clean lines on a plain background without any color fill or shading, making it suitable for coloring activities. There's no text visible anywhere within the illustration itself.