DETAILS IN DETAIL: this rangoli is a versatile platter with a solid base of 10 inches diameter, covered in two different heritage prints- Bandhej & Pichwai. This means you can use this rangoli on both sides in multiple ways. The rangoli is tasseled with 30 wooden base tyre-shaped spheres which are wrapped with rose gold cylindrical acrylic beads. Each embellished bead has a bunch of 85 matt finish dull-golden beads of 5mm diameter. Including all the details of the tassels, total diameter of the rangoli is 13 inches. Each rangoli has a small loop made using silk chandan thread, which is small enough to not be visible but strong enough to hold the entire rangoli when hung on a wall as decor. Flat on a surface or suspended on a wall, this rangoli is ultra versatile. 

ABOUT THE PRINTS: Our rangoli has no backside, only an otherside- which is equally beautiful! The rangoli has a deep magenta base fabric, which has a running Surajmukhi print digitally printed using two descending hues- honey mustard color representing the pollen of the flower literally in terms of color and nature + arcs of ivory. We have filled the fabric print in abundance, leaving no gaps by inculcating mini Surajmukhis in the centre part of the geometric setting. Non-gujjus and gujjus mistakenly address Patola as Bandhani, which pushed us to print our Bandhej collection! Bandhej by IBHI is here to vocalise this gujju tie-dye textile decorated by plucking the cloth with the fingernails into many tiny bindings that form a figurative design.

The otherside of the rangoli has a pale yellow pastel toned pichwai fabric from our Divine Pichwai by IBHI collection. Pichwai (pichvai) is a style of painting that originated over 400 years ago, in the town of Nathdwara near Udaipur in Rajasthan, India. Lotuses, holy cows and veils of leaves digitally printed on silk in tones of pink, blue & everything bright. 

PACKAGING: Just how we make this IBHI with love, we pack them with love ultra pro max! We cut silk fabric and protective packaging material into a six petal flower and close it into a bundle using tasseled silk thread. 

TEAM IBHI'S MESSAGE FOR YOU: What we have mentioned in here in words is simply 9% of how much we think when we design a UTILITY+DESIGN product at IBHI, we visualize and soak in more than what we can express. We hope this IBHI is able to justify the effort and skill of those 300+ women artists who have collectively made this handcrafted beauty.