Fork of 6 Buddhas(IFTEQUAR)

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Fork of 6 Buddhas(IFTEQUAR)

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Last edited Oct 18, 2024

Created on Oct 18, 2024

This example renders six overlapping Buddha silhouettes in violet with white outlines, scaled and offset across the viewport against a floral background image. Built with React and SVG paths, each figure uses a hardcoded `d` attribute from a shared path dataset, transformed via `translate` and `scale` operations. The code applies React’s `createElement` through JSX, with styling controlled by CSS in the HTML template, producing a layered, repeating visual composition.

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