A background should sit behind the text, not in place of it. This paragraph lies on the tile at its true scale — if it reads without effort, the tile can go under content.
Interlocking four-lobed flower motifs in violet and purple, outlined in bands of orange, white, and green, sit on a grid with small green-centered rosettes filling the gaps between them. Each flower repeats at regular intervals in alternating rows, so the eye reads a lattice of rings and petals that ripples across the page.
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