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A Tapestry of Love, Faith, and Heritage: Celebrating a Union Through Art

Updated: Mar 24

GRAH SHANTI BACKDROP

This artwork is not just a backdrop – it is a profound narrative woven from love, faith, and heritage. It celebrates the joining of two souls and the vibrant cultures they bring with them. Just as the bride and groom come together, so do the timeless crafts of Punjab and Gujarat, seamlessly merging to create a masterpiece that tells the story of their union.


The backdrop

The grand arches and ornate jharokhas stand tall, decorated with the intricate Ajrakh patterns from Kutch. This ancient art of block printing, known for its bold geometric designs and deep indigo hues, reflects the groom’s Gujarati roots. It beautifully complements the soft elegance of handspun Khadi silk, a symbol of resilience and grace, mirroring the strength of the love that binds this couple.


The bride’s journey is reflected in the vibrant Phulkari embroidery of Punjab, where each stitch is a symbol of hope, strength, and new beginnings. Every thread is a testament to her heritage, and together with the Ajrakh, they tell the story of two cultures blending harmoniously.


At the heart of this masterpiece lies a lush expanse of the Vrindavan forests, painted in the serene Pichwai style from Rajasthan. Known for its delicate brushstrokes and rich greens, the Pichwai reflects abundance and tranquility, much like the promise of growth that the couple’s love holds. The deep greens and delicate brush strokes create a sense of calm, a reminder that love, like nature, flourishes when nurtured.


In the center of this peaceful scene stands Shrinathji, his divine form adorned with intricate stonework – a shimmering tribute to the groom’s family’s Pichwai tradition. Each sparkle of the stone that catch the light reflects the blessings and prayers surrounding this union, a silent wish for prosperity and devotion.


Woven into this tapestry of culture is the royal touch of Zardosi embroidery, a craft with golden and silver threads. This craft reflects the opulence and grandeur of the scene and also of love’s majestic and timeless nature. For what is love, if not the richest and most enduring emotion, adorned with history and promise?


More than a celebration

This artwork is a celebration of more than just a wedding – it honors the faith that keeps the heart steady, traditions that anchor the soul, values passed down like family heirlooms, and a heritage weighed with history. It reflects how love flourishes when nurtured by these elements, every thread and brushstroke becoming a union not just of two individuals, but of two families, two cultures, and a legacy that continues to bloom with every new generation.




EkiBeki: No Project Too Small

At EkiBeki, we believe that no project is too small, and every idea is worth bringing to life with care and passion. Whether it’s a grand artistic creation like this, or a personal mural in your living room, each project brings our traditional crafts more mainstream. Our team thrives on the uniqueness of each request, transforming every concept into something meaningful and timeless. Every project is an opportunity to celebrate tradition, culture, and the love that binds people together.


Artisans behind this masterpiece:

Pichwai by Purshottam & Amit from Udaipur, Rajasthan

Reena Naik from Mumbai, Maharashtra

Zardosi by Tahir Bhai & Team from Mumbai, Maharashtra

Ajrakh Dying by Zubair from Kutch, Gujarat

Sutaarkaam by Shakil Bhai & Team from Mumbai, Maharashtra

Thank you Paula Mariwala, for believing in EkiBeki, and in the support you show the artisans

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