DESIGN BRIEF: vertical-axis digital-fusion for Maharashtra's rural Common Service Centre wave — how a computer screen reads inside a Warli hut square without defaulting to tarpa because figures queue in a line. Vertical-axis puts hut-and-screen dead centre like potter wheel or forest trunk grammar, with waiting triangle bodies forming harvest-procession queue beside — not a dance ring. What we refused: tarpa musicians, marriage chauk frieze, photoreal CPU tower, multicolor desktop UI. What we kept legible: hut square frame, interior screen rectangle with dot-grid accent, queue line of varied-scale triangles, canopy tree anchoring village continuity. Light-mid density (~46% fill) preserves ochre air between queue and hut.