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Handpainted Madhubani Linen Radha Krishna Dupatta
This lemon yellow linen dupatta is with silver zari border and tassels on both sides. On either side of dupatta Radha Krishna are beautifully portrayed enjoying the company of each other in Madhubani style.
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Floral Linen Handpainted Madhubani Dupatta
This white linen dupatta is with silver zari border and tassels on both sides. Dupatta is beautifully hand painted with the floral motifs throughout in Madhubani style. Linen is versatile fabric which gives much required coolness in the summers.
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Madhubani Hand Painted Linen Dupatta
This white linen dupatta is with silver zari border and tassels on both sides. Also depicted is the beautifully done face of goddess Durga in Madhubani style, on both sides of the Dupatta.
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Madhubani Hand-painted Tussar Silk Dupatta
Ideal for - Women.
Occasion - Formal or casual.
Fabric - Pure tussar Silk handwoven on a handloom by the weavers. It is soft and possesses subtle luster. It is handpainted in multicolor.
Color - Multicolored. The fabric is handpainted on either side in traditional motifs using acrylic paints and brush.
Can be draped in different patterns and styles.
Size - 2.5mtrs x 36 inches(approx).
Care - Dry wash recommended.
Dispatched in a maximum of 10-12 business days
Note - The Color of the Picture Shown above may slightly vary due to flash light, screen, and camera resolution. Slight irregularities might be there in the product since it is handwoven and hand-painted but this is what makes it unique :)
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Madhubani Handpainted Beige Cotton Dupatta
Cotton dupatta with baby pink temple border. Madhubani painting done on this dupatta adds to its beauty. Can be teamed up with your monochrome Kurta.
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Madhubani Hand-painted Cotton Dupatta
Ideal for - Women.
Occasion - Formal or casual.
Fabric - Pure organic cotton, handwoven. It is soft and comfortable in wearing. It is handpainted in multicolor and has a contrast color temple pattern border.
Color - Multicolored. The fabric is handpainted on either side in traditional motifs using acrylic paints and brush.
Can be draped in different patterns and styles.
Size - 2.5mtrs x 36 inches(approx).
Care - Gentle hand wash.
Note - The Color of the Picture Shown above may slightly vary due to flash light, screen, and camera resolution. Slight irregularities might be there in the product since it is handwoven and hand-painted but this is what makes it unique.
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Madhubani Hand-painted Cotton Dupatta
Madhubani painting is a famous art that originated in the Mithila region of Bihar (India). Madhubani hand-painted art is considered to be as old as the era in which Ramayana was set. It is said that inhabitants of the Mithila region painted their homes and streets with Madhubani art. Madhubani paintings were done to celebrate the wedding of Lord Ram and Sita. Madhubani paintings were done using natural colors and twigs of the tree. These days it is done using acrylic paints and brush. Each item is handcrafted with the hand-painting technique, and might carry variations of color, patterns and other delicate inefficiencies. Handloom fabric may have uneven texture.
Craft -Madhubani Hand-Painting
Color - Beige
Material -Cotton
Net Qty -1
Dimension / Size -2.5mtrs / 36"
Product Weight -150gms
Wash & Care / Maintenance - Dry clean only. Do not tumble dry. Do not dry in direct sunlight. Store in cool & dry place wrapped in muslin fabric.
Return Policy - This item is eligible for replacement, within 2 days of delivery, only in an unlikely event of damaged, defective or different item delivered to you.
Dispatch Timeline - Dispatched in maximum of 7 business days.
M.R.P.(incl. of all Taxes) - 3400
Generic Name - Dupatta
Country of Origin - India
Manufactured and Packed By - Diorama Designs, Main Road, Kotwali Chouraha, Post Sehore
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Madhubani Hand-painted Cotton Dupatta
Madhubani painting is a famous art that originated in the Mithila region of Bihar (India). Madhubani hand-painted art is considered to be as old as the era in which Ramayana was set. It is said that inhabitants of the Mithila region painted their homes and streets with Madhubani art. Madhubani paintings were done to celebrate the wedding of Lord Ram and Sita. Madhubani paintings were done using natural colours and twigs of the tree. These days it is done using acrylic paints and a brush. Each item is handcrafted with the hand-painting technique and might carry variations of colour, patterns and other delicate inefficiencies. Handloom fabric may have an uneven texture.
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Madhubani Hand-painted Cotton Dupatta
Craft -Madhubani Hand-Painting
Color - Beige
Material -Cotton
Net Qty -1
Dimension / Size -2.5mtrs / 36"
Product Weight -150gms
Wash & Care / Maintenance - Dry clean only. Do not tumble dry. Do not dry in direct sunlight. Store in cool & dry place wrapped in muslin fabric.
Return Policy - This item is eligible for replacement, within 2 days of delivery, only in an unlikely event of damaged, defective or different item delivered to you.
Dispatch Timeline - Dispatched in maximum of 7 business days.
M.R.P.(incl. of all Taxes) - 2800
Generic Name - Dupatta
Country of Origin - India
Manufactured and Packed By - Diorama Designs, Main Road, Kotwali Chouraha, Post Sehore
Madhubani painting (Mithila painting) was traditionally created by the women of various communities in the Mithila region of the Indian subcontinent.
Madhubani painting was majorly done and redone on walls (mural paintings) and floor. In order to mark special occasions and festivities, these were done using natural colors and twigs of the tree. These days it is done using acrylic paints and brush. We can see Madhubani paintings being created on canvas, fabric, wooden base, handbags, etc which has a global appeal.