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Flower pattern with D3 + symbols

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Last edited Jan 10, 2026
Created on Jan 10, 2026

A grid of flowers is rendered across the canvas, each flower built from five rotated blue ellipses arranged in a circular pattern around a central yellow symbol. The example uses D3 7.9.0 with `select`, `range`, `symbol`, and `symbols` APIs, where each flower’s center symbol is drawn via a `path` using the `symbol(symbols[ind], 500)` function, with the ellipse rotation controlled by a custom transform. The pattern is generated through nested loops, creating a repeating 9-by-5 arrangement, all output as SVG elements.

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