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Journey Through Nature – Prakriti Yatra Madhubani Painting
51.76$
● A Godna-style mandala inspired by tribal symbolism and nature’s harmony
● Intricate circular patterns representing natural cycles and unity
● Uses red and black natural inks on eco-friendly handmade paper
● Crafted by Ambika Devi in traditional tribal style from Bihar
Estimate delivery times: 3-10 days delivery.
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More than art, this is a map of the natural world. Rooted in Godna tradition, this mandala captures the rhythmic cycles of seasons, rivers, seeds, and stars, all unified in a concentric story of balance.
Ambika Devi creates this meditative design with tribal precision, each line representing the eternal relationship between earth and spirit. The design invites stillness, reflection, and awe.
A perfect centerpiece for spiritual, minimalist, or earth-conscious homes.
Size : 15 x 11 inches (38 x 28 cm)
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Delivery Timeline: Orders are typically delivered within 3–10 business days from the date of shipment.
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1. Standard items can be returned within 7-10 days. Made-to-order items are non-returnable because they are crafted specially for you.
2. Items must be unused, unwashed, and in original condition, with packaging, labels, and tags intact.
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4. One-of-a-kind or vintage products may not be eligible for returns due to their exclusivity. Such exclusions will be clearly mentioned on the product page.
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