Colorful Overlapping Scale Pattern

Rows of overlapping half-circle scales, the classic seigaiha wave shape, stack across the whole surface like fish scales or rolling ripples. Each scale nests inside the one above it in concentric rings, and every scale is filled with its own color, teal, coral, mustard, forest green, cream, navy, and olive, so the repeating shape never settles into a single tone. Along the outer band of many scales sits a thin decorative trim of small triangles, dots, or dashes, adding a hand-drawn texture to the otherwise geometric grid. The rows line up in a strict, even lattice, each scale the same size as its neighbors, yet the shifting color sequence keeps the pattern from ever feeling mechanical. There is no ground, sky, or single object to fix on, only the steady rhythm of one curved shape multiplied in every direction.