Craftooba Hand Painted Bengali Haat Pakha – Decorative Bamboo Hand Fan. Folk Art, 8.5 Inch – for Wedding, Puja & Wall Decor

Embrace a timeless blend of tradition, sustainability, and artistic expression with our handwoven bamboo hand fan, meticulously crafted by rural artisans of Bengal. This eco-friendly, 100% sustainable decor piece isn’t just a nod to heritage—it’s a celebration of slow living and authentic craftsmanship.

Each fan is handwoven using locally sourced bamboo, a material cherished for its natural strength and renewability. Adorned with vibrant hand-painted motifs, these fans serve as both functional cooling tools and striking wall decor accents, perfect for contemporary and ethnic interiors alike.

A Glimpse into History – A Fan Fit for Kings
The origin of hand fans in ancient India dates back to royal courts and temples, where intricately crafted fans were symbols of status and grace. Known as “Pankha”, they were used to provide comfort to kings, queens, and sages, often waved by attendants in rituals and royal chambers. Crafted from palm leaves, bamboo, or peacock feathers, these fans held spiritual and ceremonial importance and were revered as both luxury and necessity.

• HAND PAINTED BENGALI HAAT PAKHA: A traditional bamboo hand fan (hatpakha / hath pankha) hand painted by Bengal artisans. Size 8.5 inches.
• FOR WEDDING, PUJA & RITUALS: Used in Bengali weddings, for fanning the deity during puja and aarti, at Jamai Shashthi, and as a decorative prop for photo shoots and haldi ceremonies.
• FOLK ART YOU CAN HANG: Kalighat, Patachitra and tribal motifs make each fan a small piece of Bengal art. Hang it on a wall as a pair, or display it on a shelf.
• LIGHTWEIGHT & DURABLE: Natural bamboo frame with a painted surface and a sturdy handle. Keep dry; wipe with a soft cloth.
• THOUGHTFUL ETHNIC GIFT: A gift for weddings, housewarmings, Durga Puja and Diwali, and for anyone who loves Indian handicrafts.