Liye laa jehun is the Maldivian art of lathe-turned lacquerwork: funa hardwood vessels are coated in stacked layers of coloured lac, then scraped through to reveal scrolling floral motifs beneath. The dominant outer coat is deep oxblood-red, etched to expose yellow scrollwork and black detail.

This system distils that glossy three-colour craft into a digital language — oxblood grounds, lacquer-red surfaces, scraped yellow scrollwork, and the meditative concentric rhythm of the turner's lathe.