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

Alpona which is a rural art form of Bengal has been painted on ‘hatpakha’. ‘Hatpakha’ is a Bengali word that refers to a handheld fan. Hand fans are used in India since ancient times to fan deities, as also in royal courts & households.
It is natural, environment friendly & handmade. Alpona made on ‘hatpakha’ represents the vintage folk art of India which will brighten up any corner of your home, as well as reflect the rich Indian heritage.

• 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.