Pano de pente is the narrow-strip handwoven cotton textile of Guinea-Bissau — six-inch bands woven on small treadle looms by Manjaco and Pepel artisans, then sewn edge-to-edge into wide indigo-and-white cloths. Each strip carries a different geometric drawdown encoding village and weaver identity.

This design system translates the saturated indigo ground, the vertical stripe rhythm, and the weft-structure geometry of pano de pente into interface language — no print simulation, only the pure logic of woven structure rendered in pixels.