Japanese geometric line lattices — asanoha (hemp leaf), interlocking hexagons, sashiko triangles and bamboo trellis. All seamless and true-vector.
Pattern
Hemp-leaf stars on a triangular lattice — a symbol of growth and protection.
Geometry
Lattice grid
Inner motif
Triangle grid
Kikkō style
True kikkō (亀甲, “tortoise-shell”) — the classic interlocking-hexagon lattice and its traditional variations. Cells colour from the Colour palette below and the Infill section.
Plain tortoise-shell lattice. Turn Kikkō motif on (in Geometry) to add the selected motif inside each hexagon.
Hex & Star
One hexagonal tiling; each cell wears one of two patterns — a leaf Star or a ringed Hex. Grout shows when Gap > 0. Colours come from the Colour palette below; lines use the Line colour + weight below.
Hex frequency
Star leaves: gradient
Hex core: gradient
Colour
Colour palette — up to 10
Remove this colour?
Send this colour to:
Tap a chip to send it to Line or Base; double-tap to change its colour; drag to reorder (this sets the gradient / ombré direction); click its × to remove.
tints → shades of one colour
Tap a gradient chip to add it to the palette (these keep their light → dark order).
Active set
Canvas .
Infill .
For Asanoha with Lattice grid + Inner motif on. Colours come from the Colour palette chips: Triangle uses chips 1–2 (by orientation), Petals uses chips 1–2 (alternate leaves), Petals ×3 uses chips 1–3. Base colour shows through the channels.
Ombré each cell (blend into next chip)
Cells are coloured from your Colour palette. Gradient blends cyclically through the palette across the cells; Rows bands it; Random & Diagonal scatter / march it. Ombré blends each cell from its chip into the next, centre to edge.
Export .
Page & export
Landscape (rotate sheet)
Tile (SVG) is one true-vector seamless repeat — scales to any size for Canva or large-format print. Page (PNG) fills the chosen sheet with the repeat.
Tray & colourways .
The Tray — unlock with All-Access
Turn one design into a whole batch of colourways, bank up to 120 tiles as you go, and grab them all in a single ZIP.