Bissau-Guinean Pano de Pente

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.

"梳布"（Pano de pente）是几内亚比绍曼雅科族与佩佩尔族织工在窄幅踏板织机上织出的棉布——六英寸宽的靛蓝与白色条带缝合成大幅布匹，用作货币、嫁妆和丧葬裹布。每条织带的几何纹样编码着村庄与织工的身份。

本设计系统将靛蓝底色、垂直条带节奏和纬线结构几何转化为界面语言——不模拟印花，只呈现织物结构本身的纯粹逻辑。