Grace your home with the elegance of India's national bird with our Printed Peacock Cutout Pack of 10—a regal and eye-catching decoration for Diwali, weddings, pooja rooms, and temple entrances. Known for its spiritual symbolism and vibrant beauty, the peacock represents grace, prosperity, and divine protection in Indian culture.

Each cutout is crafted with intricate printed designs and vibrant colors, making it a beautiful addition to any traditional or festive setting. Whether you’re celebrating a festival, decorating for a wedding function, or simply adding artistic charm to your interiors, these peacock wall hangings offer a perfect blend of elegance and symbolism.

Why Choose Our Printed Peacock Cutouts?

🦚 Symbol of Beauty & Auspiciousness
Peacocks symbolize beauty, wisdom, protection, and good fortune in many cultures. They are often associated with Goddess Saraswati and Lord Krishna.

🎨 Detailed Print & Vibrant Colors
Each piece is printed with precision, showcasing detailed feathers, shimmering shades of blue and green, and traditional motifs that reflect Indian heritage.

🔢 Pack of 10 for Wider Coverage
Use them across your home—from the main entrance to mandir walls, living rooms, staircases, and balconies. Great for school and office festive décor too!

🏡 Ideal for Multiple Occasions
Perfect for Diwali, Navratri, Janmashtami, weddings, temple décor, and pooja functions. Add them to floral arrangements, torans, or rangoli displays.

📎 Lightweight & Easy to Use
Hang with double-sided tape, string, or clips. Durable and reusable with proper care—these cutouts are a hassle-free décor option.

Product Details:

• Design: Vibrant printed peacock in traditional Indian art style

• Material: Premium printed card / MDF (as applicable)

• Size: Approx. 6 INCH

• Quantity: Pack of 10 pieces

• Usage: Wall hanging, temple backdrops, door frames, pooja room décor, DIY craft

Ways to Use:

• Place above or alongside the main door for a grand welcome.

• Attach to torans or garlands during festivals or weddings.

• Use as a part of a rangoli or backdrop with lights and flowers.

• Hang in classrooms, mandirs, balconies, or festive stalls.