sanjhi paper cuts

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an elephant with intricate designs on it's back
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Royal Elephant Handcut Sanjhi Art Painting-1
a blue and white drawing of a building with trees in the background on a piece of paper
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Sanjhi paper art
an image of a tree with cows under it and another cow underneath the tree in front of it
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a blue peacock standing next to a tree with lots of feathers on it's head
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several handmade paper cut designs on display
"ANTARA"- an exhibition of hand-crafted home de'cor
The Crafts Council of India celebrated 'Antara' or the music of interior spaces with the resonance of handicraft traditions brought into sl...
an intricately designed tree with birds and flowers on it's side, painted in black and white
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an image of a man holding a stick and wearing a dress with patterns on it
Sanjihi Art | The Indian Mythology
an image of a man sitting on a swing in front of a tree with birds
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an image of a person on a surfboard in the water with ships behind it
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an old drawing of a fountain with palm trees in the background
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a blue and white drawing of a sitting person
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an image of a woman standing in front of a tree with birds flying around her
a black and white drawing of a peacock on a branch with leaves in the foreground
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an animal with a tree on it's back is depicted in a wooden frame
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an image of a person with a bird in his hand and some flowers on the other side
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Shree Krishna Magenta Sanjhi Wall Art This is a framed wall art showcasing the fine stencil art form of Sanjhi. Originating as decorative patterns for enticing Lord Krishna, Sanjhi Art was made of cow-dung on village walls by unmarried girls. This ritual worship and celebration of Radha and Krishna found its beauty and designs in 17th century temple traditions and it became a temple art by the 19th century.