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JKF534 PINN PICHWAI NBK

Name: JKF534 PINN PICHWAI NBK
SKU: 8547411
Price: 7.92 USD
Availability: InStock

Pinnacle Enterprises

Manufacturer, Brand Owner, Exporter, Women Entrepreneur, Startup — Mumbai Suburban · Replies in ~24–48 hours

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₹ 7.92 /Piece In stock

Inclusive of all taxes

MOQ: 1 Piece

Lead time: On request

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Origin: India

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Minimum order

1 Piece

HSN Code

On request

Origin

India

Lead time

On request

Port of dispatch

On request

Packaging

Standard export packaging

Shelf life / storage

As per product specification

Export markets served

Writing diary, journal, corporate gifting with cultural appeal

Ability to customise

As per OEM brief

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Company Pinnacle Enterprises

Pinnacle Enterprises

Registered address: Mumbai Suburban, India. Industry: Publishing, Printing & Stationery › Stationery & Supplies.

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Established

1996

Employees

1–10

GST

27AAPPK3987K1ZV

IEC code

Not shared

Export markets

Global markets

Member since

Sep 2025

Turnover

On request

Incorporation type

On request

Product details

Patachitra is a traditional painting style from Odisha and West Bengal, known for its intricate details, mythological themes, and vibrant natural colors. The word Patta means cloth, and Chitra means picture, so these paintings are usually done on cloth or dried palm leaves. The art form is closely linked to the Jagannath temple of Puri. Pattachitra paintings are not only valued for their religious significance but also for their aesthetic appeal as they combine intricate designs with storytelling traditions.

The cover used here depicts the Nine forms of Maa Durga and to further add to it's appeal this diary contains papers which are recycled from Cotton making this diary 100% Ecofriendly. No trees had to be cut for the paper used in making this diary

Description provided by Pinnacle Enterprises.

Authentic Pattachitra painting from Odisha and West Bengal

Nine forms of Maa Durga on the cover

Recycled cotton paper

100% eco-friendly; no trees cut for paper

Inspired by the Jagannath temple of Puri tradition

Ideal for culturally rich and sustainable corporate gifting and stationery

Vibrant natural colors typical of Pattachitra art

Durable and traditional binding suitable for daily use

Specifications

Cover Material

Cloth with Pattachitra painting