Tholu Bommalatha Multicolour Floral Vine Bookmark - Hand-Painted Folk Art

Tholu Bommalatha Multicolour Floral Vine 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

Inspired by Kerela's iconic Oachira Cattle festival

easy-to-style option for daily wear

not just a shape

This peacock takes its palette from the first green after monsoon - the colour Andhra's puppet painters reach for when a piece needs to feel like renewal rather than celebration

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and fashion enthusiasts

Beautiful and tempting enough to snatch one for you or for a perfect gift for your loved ones

or casual elegance✔ A unique addition to your collection of handcrafted ethnic accessories

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Red is traditionally associated with auspiciousness and energy in Indian devotional art

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