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Pahadi Aipan Art Frame Radha Rani 12/12

Aipan is a traditional, ritualistic folk art originating from the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, India. Rooted in the word arpan, meaning "to dedicate," this stunning visual craft is typically drawn by women to welcome good fortune, prosperity, and divine blessings into their homes. Wooden Frame 12/12, A hand-painted textile artwork in bold crimson red and white, depicting a graceful Radha Rani in traditional bridal attire. She holds a peacock feather, adorned with gold jewellery — maang tikka, earrings, necklace, and bangles — with a dupatta draped over her head. The central figure is set within a circular mandala-style motif filled with swirling patterns, framed by a geometric border of triangles and diamonds. Small decorative mirror embellishments (shisha work) add subtle shimmer at the corners. Presented in a clean black shadow-box frame with white matting, the piece draws from Rajasthani and folk art traditions. The two-tone palette makes it striking yet versatile for contemporary interiors. Medium: Fabric/textile paint on cloth Frame: Black shadow-box with glass Style: Indian folk / Rajasthani-inspired