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MManojsai Bangaru
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This example renders five overlapping Buddhist-style figures by layering React-generated SVG polygons over a static path. Each of the 21 numbers in array `A` is used in three nested `map` calls to create thousands of diamond-shaped polygons with randomly computed coordinates, rotation, and RGB fill values. The static Buddha path is drawn inside a transformed group, while React 16.10.0 manages the SVG elements. The black background and full-viewport layout emphasize the dense, colorful polygon field that partially obscures the underlying line art.

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