Kinara (Madhubani) - Wooden Name Plate

A form of painting done with fingers, twigs, brushes, nib-pens, and matchsticks, Madhubani or Mithila painting is practiced in the Mithila region of India and Nepal. It is characterized by mesmeric geometrical patterns and earthy motifs.

The Kinara from Housenama is a flowing manifestation of ancient symbolism transposed to the fine art of elegant nameplates made out of durable steamed beech wood. It’s a loving and carefully created intricate representation of ethnic chic for external decor. Make it a part of your welcome. 

Each name-plate comes with a pair of mirror screws so that it can be easily affixed outside your house - either on the door or besides the door.

To place your order using the Devanagari script, choose the Rozha font, copy-paste the regional language text in the corresponding text field from Google Input Tools.

Personalization options include size of the name-plate and any text you may want.

All our wooden name-plates are coated with polyurethane - making it more resistant to water and other atmospheric agents. Needless to say, it makes for a meaningful and durable housewarming party gift.