Ancient Indian Royals in Warm Terracotta Tones
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Princess Hemamala and Prince Dantha represent a poignant moment from Indian historical romance and legend. Their story, rooted in medieval South Indian palace culture, reflects the sophisticated courtly traditions of ancient kingdoms, where arranged marriages between ruling families united dynasties and shaped political alliances. The ornate architectural setting and formal attire in this portrayal honor the refined aesthetic standards of royal chambers, where such encounters between bride and groom would take place within decorated palace quarters. The scene captures not merely two individuals, but the ceremonial gravity and emotional weight of royal unions that secured kingdoms and produced heirs.
- Stitch count: 238 x 319
- 30 colors in the palette
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238 x 319 stitches 30 colors
Pattern description
This advanced 238×238 cross-stitch pattern captures a scene of regal Indian figures rendered in a warm, sepia-toned palette of golds, creams, and russet browns. The composition shows two finely-dressed figures in classical Indian garments and ornamental headpieces, set against an ornate architectural backdrop of carved stone and decorative vegetation. With 30 DMC thread colors and intricate stitching detail, this design rewards experienced needleworkers with a nuanced, museum-quality embroidery that evokes aged pigment and historical grandeur—ideal for those seeking a sophisticated focal point with a distinctly South Asian aesthetic and timeless, antique appeal.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 238 x 319 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 17 x 22.8 inches or 432 x 579 mm
Suggested Material Size: 22.9 x 28.7 inches or 582 x 729 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands
