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Thin lilac-purple line-drawn flower forms with interlocking petal outlines sit on an olive-green ground, with small purple cross-shaped sprigs and tiny square-outlined dots filling the gaps. Large rosettes repeat on a staggered grid, so the floral clusters and small accents alternate in diagonal rows across the page.
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