Sanjhi Paper Cut Artwork with Frame by Vijay Soni (13 x 11 in) 02

Dimensions are listed in inches on each product page. For folk art paintings, measure your wall space first. We carry small accent pieces and larger statement works.

Most folk art paintings come with a hook, loop, or hanging mechanism. Heavier pieces may need a wall nail or screw. The product description notes what's included and the best way to mount.

Our folk art paintings are handmade by folk artists and craftspeople. Each piece is hand-painted, stitched, or assembled by hand. The product description details the exact technique used.

Some fading is natural over years of direct sunlight exposure. To protect your piece, avoid placing it where harsh afternoon sun hits directly. Indoor lighting is fine.

Display indoors away from direct sunlight and moisture. Framed pieces with glass last longest. Unframed paintings on paper, cloth, or wood need dry wall placement.

Sanjhi is a paper-cutting art from Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, linked to Krishna worship traditions. Intricate patterns are cut from paper or created as stencils. The designs feature fine floral and mythological scenes.

The artist folds paper and cuts intricate patterns using small scissors or blades. Some Sanjhi is created by sprinkling colored powder through cut stencils onto prepared surfaces. The precision of cuts requires years of practice.

Traditional Sanjhi uses natural pigments and earth-based colors. Some modern interpretations use acrylic for durability. The product description mentions the medium used in each piece.

Most Sanjhi artworks are ready for framing. Some come on paper, some on fabric or wood. Frame under glass to protect from dust and moisture. Display away from direct sunlight.

Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture. Dust gently with a soft dry cloth. If framed under glass, it needs minimal care. Avoid touching painted surfaces with wet hands.

Handmade paper feels thick, textured, and slightly soft at the edges. You can see tiny fibre inclusions and deckled borders. It has more body than machine paper and a gentle roughness.

Keep dry and dust regularly with a soft cloth. Avoid prolonged moisture or water soaking. Handmade Paper products hold up well with gentle handling and basic maintenance.

Yes. Handmade Paper is a natural, sustainable material. It's sourced locally, processed with minimal chemicals, and biodegradable. Choosing handmade paper supports both the environment and traditional makers.

With proper care, Handmade Paper products last for years. Natural materials develop character over time. slight color changes and surface patina are normal and add to the appeal.

Some moisture is fine for most Handmade Paper products. Prolonged dampness or waterlogging can cause damage. In humid climates, ensure good air circulation around the product and wipe dry as needed.