Fork of Five Buddhas

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Fork of Five Buddhas

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Created on Sep 28, 2025

A single ornate path of the Buddha, defined as an SVG `d` string, repeats across the canvas in overlapping, scale-transformed groupings. Each layered copy uses a distinct solid fill color, creating a dense, kaleidoscopic pattern of interlocking figures. The React component renders these repeated `<path>` elements via JSX within an SVG container, with each group repositioned using translation and scaling transforms to create depth and visual clutter. The background is a fixed, full-screen flower image, against which the vibrantly colored figure stands out.

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