Notebook A5 - Kashida 18 mm Lever Back Round These magnets showcase the Bhil

These magnets showcase the Bhil art form

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Pichwais emerged in 17th-century Nathdwara

Pichwais narrate stories from the life of Lord Krishna

These hand embroidered blue flowers are in one of the oldest forms of embroidery that originated in Jammu and Kashmir

Notebook A5 - Kashida 18 mm Lever Back Round These magnets showcase the BhilWhen your cell phone runs out of juice, theres always a notebook to save the day! These A5 notebooks feature printed reproductions of the original embroidery and stand out for being easy to carry, attractive, and affordable. With a variety of beautiful textile patterns to choose from, theyre as inspiring as they are practical. The high bulk paper makes them perfect for doodling, sketching, or simply jotting down your thoughts. . Material High bulk