Tholu Bommalatha Black Peacock Bookmark – Hand-Painted Indian Folk Art airavat This set of two Aranmula-shaped

This set of two Aranmula-shaped frames takes its cue from Rajasthani miniature portraiture

symbol-rich depictions of nature

Hand-painted on a wood panel and set on a matching wooden stand fitted with a working clock movement

which is what gives it genuine weight and texture

It's a significant gift for a serious collector or for someone marking a milestone with a piece meant to anchor a space for years

Tholu Bommalatha Black Peacock Bookmark – Hand-Painted Indian Folk Art airavat This set of two Aranmula-shapedA 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