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Photo and pattern. Background photograph under the Unsplash License. The border pattern is original geometry inspired by ʻohe kāpala design; see below.
About the border pattern
The frame is solid in the current release. Three optional patterns are available in Settings; each is an original geometric pattern in the manner of ʻohe kāpala, the carved bamboo stamps used to print kapa and decorate lauhala. Nothing in it is sacred imagery, and nothing is copied from a petroglyph, a family kapa, or a quilt.
| Kohala | Low triangles for the Kohala mountain and one tall peak for Mauna Kea, under a diagonal hatch for Kīpuʻupuʻu, the cold wind-driven rain of Waimea. Pili grass ticks along the bottom. |
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| Lauhala | A plaited lattice, with an ʻōhiʻa lehua cluster where the strands cross, for the Kohala forest. |
| Paniolo | Stacked chevrons for the ridgelines above town and a ranch-fence rhythm of posts and rails, for paniolo country. |
| Kaula, Lariat, Saddle stitch, Horseshoe | Rope-work and ranch motifs from Waimea's paniolo tradition: a twisted rope, a lasso coil, a stitched strap, a marching horseshoe. |
Reviewed for cultural appropriateness: pending.
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