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Unique Rakhi Designs Inspired by Indian Art Forms

Unique Rakhi Designs Inspired by Indian Art Forms

Rakhi is a celebration of one of the most sacred bonds – the brother-sister relationship. As we prepare for Rakshabandhan 2024, how about tying a Rakhi inspired by India's vibrant art forms as a mark of respect to our rich cultural heritage?

Here are 10 unique Rakhi design ideas borrowing elements from traditional Indian art that your brother will treasure:


1. Madhubani Art Rakhi

Madhubani paintings originated in Bihar and are renowned for their eye-catching geometrical patterns and floral designs. These motifs look beautiful on Rakhis too.

Get a Madhubani art themed Rakhi made with multi-colored threads and beads depicting flowers, birds, and fish motifs to captivate your brother’s heart!


2. Warli Art Rakhi

Warli art boasts simple yet intricate shapes and human figures painted in white on red mud walls. Their symmetry and charm make them a fantastic inspiration for Rakhi designs.

Opt for a Warli art inspired Rakhi with white threadwork and beads showcasing tribal dance formations. Its earthy beauty will appeal to your brother’s senses!


3. Pattachitra Rakhi

Pattachitra is a classical Odisha-based art form known for its ornate mythological themes. Pattachitra palette boasts rich earthy tones on canvas.

Get a similar earthy, regal looking Rakhi made with beads, threads, and motifs of Odissi characters like Lord Jagannath for your beloved brother.


4. Gond Tribal Art Rakhi

Gond art by tribal folk in Madhya Pradesh features exquisite line drawings of flora, fauna, human figures in vivid colors.

Bring alive a Gond art inspired Rakhi with similar line drawings, motifs, and color palettes for your brother this year.


5. Meenakari Rakhi

Meenakari is the stunning art of coloring metals and enamel through intricate patterns painted in vivid colors. It is a hallmark of Rajasthani crafts.

Get a Rakhi made with Meenakari's signature colorful beads, glasswork and enamel patterns for your brother. Its royal charm will delight him.


6. Phad Painting Rakhi

Phad paintings from Rajasthan are famous for their folktales-inspired vibrant narratives on cloth scrolls.

Get a custom Phad painting themed Rakhi made depicting folk tales like Pabuji Ki Phad for your brother. Its vivid threads and beads will make it acollector's item.


7. Kalamkari Art Rakhi

Kalamkari art involves ornate hand painting on textiles using block printing, unique to Andhra Pradesh. Kalamkari's tree of life, floral motifs make for great Rakhi inspiration.

Opt for a Rakhi with colorful Kalamkari block print inspired patterns to gift your beloved brother this year.


8. Kashida Embroidery Rakhi

Kashida is the fine floral embroidery defining Lucknowi chikankari crafts. Kashida's intricate patterns can inspire beautiful Rakhis too for the design lover siblings.

Go for an all-white or pastel hued Rakhi with Kashida embroidery style beadwork and thread design for an ethereal look.


9. Iconic Architecture Rakhi

India boasts some iconic ancient architecture like Taj Mahal, Charminar, vintage Havellis etc.

Get a custom Rakhi made with tiny replicas of Taj Mahal, Golconda fort or other monuments on it to signify India's rich cultural history.


10. Pichwai Art Rakhi

Pichwai paintings are vibrant devotional art depicting Lord Krishna in colorful detail, seen in Nathdwara temples.

A Rakhi inspired by Pichwai paintings, Radha-Krishna motifs and color schemes will make a perfect gift for your brother on Rakshabandhan.


Let these unique Indian art forms inspire your Rakhi design choice for Rakshabandhan 2024. Gift your brother a Rakhi that celebrates the spirit of India’s artistic heritage while strengthening your bond. Celebrate this Rakshabandhan with Discovering Brands