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An oversized magnolia painted as though it were fading off an old plaster wall, its petals breaking apart into washes of grey and soft teal with gold leaf surfacing through the cracks. There is no repeating motif and no hard outline, so it behaves like texture rather than pattern and sits quietly beside marble, brushed brass and pale wood. Printed on blackout fabric, it blocks daylight fully while giving living rooms, bedrooms and accent walls a warm, understated centrepiece.

A peacock rendered as layered cut paper, its teal breast and gold-tipped plumage built up in overlapping petals as it perches on a branch of gilded leaves. The warm greige ground and soft shadows give the whole thing real sculptural depth, so it reads as a single art piece rather than a repeating print. Printed on blackout fabric, it blocks daylight fully while giving living rooms, bedrooms and accent walls a quiet, crafted focal point.

A peacock in full plumage perched beside two arched ochre haveli doors, set into a wall of weathered planks with vines trailing down one side and broad leaves gathering at the base. The photographic treatment gives it real depth, so the wood reads as texture rather than pattern and the mustard doors carry the warmth. Printed on blackout fabric, it blocks daylight fully while giving living rooms, accent walls and cafes a single strong focal point.

A traditional Pichwai court scene where a sacred cow and her calf stand before haveli arches and temple domes, with peacocks, lotus blooms and blossom branches gathered around them under an ornate gold border. The warm blush-cream ground keeps the gold and the crowded detail soft rather than heavy, so it settles easily against wooden furniture, brass and neutral walls. Printed on blackout fabric, it blocks daylight fully while giving pooja rooms, living rooms and accent walls a devotional centrepiece.

A Pichwai-inspired garden scene where a rani sits in a carved jharokha with a songbird resting on her hand, surrounded by banana palms, lemon trees, climbing roses and a peacock. The soft mint ground keeps the detail calm, so the red and pink of her sari and the navy of her dupatta read as accents rather than noise against wooden furniture and neutral walls. Printed on blackout fabric, it blocks daylight fully while giving living rooms, pooja rooms and accent walls one strong piece of Indian art.

A devotional design built entirely from the om symbol, with a bold red mantra at the centre and smaller om motifs radiating outward in warm orange and cream. The white ground keeps it clean and uncluttered, so it sits against marble, wood and neutral walls without competing with the rest of the room. Printed on blackout fabric, it blocks daylight fully while giving pooja rooms, meditation corners and bedrooms a quiet spiritual focus.

Peacock feathers lie scattered at every angle across a soft ivory ground, their barbs running olive green through gold and tan with each eye picked out in blue, green and orange. Paler ghosted feathers sit behind them, adding depth without bringing in more colour, so the design stays calm despite the detail. Printed on blackout fabric, it blocks daylight completely and suits living rooms, bedrooms and quiet commercial interiors.

Shrinathji stands within a deep magenta cusped arch, wearing a jewelled crown and layered pearl malas, with four white cows and their calves gathered around him. A lotus vine spreads across the soft beige ground in pink blooms, buds and round green pads, drawn in the traditional Nathdwara Pichwai register. Printed on blackout fabric, it blocks daylight completely and is intended for pooja rooms, prayer corners and quiet devotional spaces.

Vertical bands run the length of this design, each one carrying a different motif: trailing berry vines with ruffled indienne leaves, dusty blue chevron sprigs, solid mustard stripes dotted in white, and rows of small coral and olive blooms. The flat block-print treatment on a cream ground keeps it light and easy to place, whether the rest of the room is plain or already patterned. Printed on blackout fabric, it blocks daylight completely and suits living rooms, bedrooms and children's rooms.