Tholu Bommalatha White-in-Blue Peacock Bookmark - Hand-Painted Folk Art

Tholu Bommalatha White-in-Blue Peacock Bookmark - Hand-Painted Folk ArtA 400 Year Old Art Form. Now Marking Your Place in a Book. Tholu Bommalatha is one of India's oldest surviving folk art traditions, originating in Andhra Pradesh over four centuries ago, originally painted on leather for shadow puppet theatre. This bookmark carries that same hand painted tradition onto archival stock paper, sealed with a laminate finish for everyday durability. Every piece is painted by hand, which means no two are identical. The

A hand painting of Meera in watercolour

Key Features:✔ Inspired by the traditional Kerala mural floral designs✔ Hand-painted on sustainable wooden base with fine craftsmanship✔ Lightweight

Material : Pre Engineered Wood

The motifs are inspired by the traditional Sanjhi art and are waterproofed to prevent staining or water damage

The striking and expressive eyes are believed to ward off evil omens

which is a style of painting practiced in Maharashtra

‘Matsya’ symbolising freedom

Dimension : 6″x 6″

beautifully crafted in the traditional Madhubani art form

Each coaster is carefully crafted by artisans to reflect the intricate detailing and vibrant colours that celebrate the beauty of temple art and nature’s serenity

Material : Wood

this Kerala Mural bangle is more than just jewelry—it's wearable art and a celebration of rich heritage