The brief was forest-scatter modern-ritual for Delhi street food culture — how a thela cart reads in Warli stick-line grammar without defaulting to tarpa spiral or horizontal harvest procession because figures appear on canvas. Forest-scatter places the cart square as focal enclosure with vendor triangle and customer dots distributed across open ochre — not concentric rings, not marching line. What we refused: tarpa musicians, harvest procession band, photoreal food photography, and rainbow snack pigment fills. What we kept legible: cart square with wheel circles, vendor triangle with circle head behind counter line, three to four customer dots at varied positions suggesting queue scatter, circle-canopy tree and hut square anchoring lane context. Light density (~43% fill) preserves street air between cart and customers.