₹4,000.00 ₹3,600.00 10% OFF
Original Vegetable Colors | Handwoven Folk Art | Museum-Style Heritage Collectible
Bring home a rare piece of traditional Indian craftsmanship with this authentic handmade vintage Pankhi (hand fan), meticulously crafted using original cotton threads and natural vegetable colors. A beautiful representation of heritage folk artistry, this exceptional hand fan features intricate geometric weaving patterns and vibrant naturally dyed shades, making it a truly eye-catching collectible.
Traditionally used in royal homes, villages, and cultural gatherings, such handmade Pankhi fans were not only functional but also reflected artistry, craftsmanship, and cultural richness. The beautiful handwoven triangular design combined with original multicolor fabric edging gives this piece a distinctive antique charm.
Crafted completely by hand, this rare Pankhi showcases traditional weaving techniques passed through generations, making it an extraordinary decorative and collectible piece for antique lovers, interior stylists, and heritage collectors.
Product Features:
✔ Authentic Vintage Handmade Pankhi / Hand Fan
✔ Made with Original Cotton Thread Work
✔ Colored Using Natural Vegetable Dyes
✔ 100% Handmade Traditional Craftsmanship
✔ Beautiful Geometric Folk Art Design
✔ Original Fabric Tassel Border Detailing
✔ Rare & Hard-to-Find Heritage Collectible
✔ Perfect for Wall Décor, Heritage Display, Luxury Interiors, Farmhouse Styling & Antique Collections
Why This Piece is Special?
Unlike modern decorative reproductions, this is an original handmade vintage piece, preserving the beauty of authentic Indian textile art. The use of vegetable colors and handwoven cotton thread work makes every detail unique and impossible to replicate by machine.
Condition: Vintage original condition with age-related wear, loose threads, and natural imperfections that beautifully reflect its authenticity, age, and handmade character.
A truly rare collector’s treasure — perfect for those who appreciate authentic handmade heritage and timeless vintage craftsmanship.
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