Pichwai art was originated in the town of Nathdwara in Rajasthan, India. Pichwai art was originated in the town of Nathdwara in Rajasthan, India. The presence of banana (Kadali in Hindi) trees depicted with ripe fruits as offerings to Lord Shrinathji. In this washi tape, the stems, fruits and flowers of this tree are illuminated (in gold foil) to show Shrinathji’s divine presence.
Usage:
Decorate your journal or planner: Add a touch of spirituality to your journal or planner by using the washi tape to create borders, dividers, or decorative elements.
You can also use it to mark important pages or highlight meaningful quotes.
Personalize gift wrapping: Use the washi tape to embellish gift wrapping paper or gift boxes.
Design customized cards: Make your own greeting cards or invitations using the washi tape. Create borders, frames, or decorative elements on the cardstock, and combine it with other craft materials like stamps or stickers for a personalized touch.
Revamp home decor: Use the washi tape to add a touch of color and pattern to your home decor items. Wrap it around vases, picture frames, or candle holders to give them a fresh and unique look.
You can also use it to create wall art by cutting out shapes or letters and arranging them on a canvas or poster board.
Specifications:
Width: 25 mm
Length: 10 m
Gold foiled details
Residue free washi tape that can be used multiple times without tearing or peeling off the paper.
