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A single Buddha silhouette is repeated six times with overlapping translations and scales, creating a dense, layered composition in violet, white, and green against a floral background image. The React app renders each copy as an SVG path using raw path data, with transforms applied via JSX attributes. The design relies on CSS for page styling, including a background image, while the SVG paths are drawn from hardcoded coordinate strings, and the `stroke` and `fill` properties control the visual weight.

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