Are These "chevron" Slags, Pelts??

[mibstified]

.....and I'm wondering how they might have made this chevron pattern. It's like the poles were stationary and the middle of the mibs were rotated???

[Chuck G]

Mibs, YES, they look pelt to me and also we have known them to be called pelt "Ramshorn Chevrons". Now i must say also after many discussions on this anomily that, it did happen in other companies productions. It was in the process and somehow it happened. Chuck G--

[clydetul62]

I agree with Chuck. Except the chevron part I think wasnt an anomoly as you see the chevron part in a lot multi swirls. It's more common with that that type. In slags though it isnt as common. The rams horn Chuck is referring to is a double yin yang. To qualify as a rams horn it has to have a yin yang on top and bottom pole. Most times you just see the yin yang on only the top pole.

[lstmmrbls]

Even quite a few Jabos show the pattern. Here are a few more Pelts with the reversing corkscrew pattern

[I'llhavethat1]

Eye-catching pattern. Agree that the 'twist' is seen on a lot more Pelt multi-color swirls- maybe something to do with the volume produced?

Or the conditions (temperature, way they traveled on the rollers) ?