Buta Pattern in Wooden Blocks by Vikas Singh

Vikas Singh, a Wooden block artist creatively express paisley-style leaf pattern in a very captivating and charming manner in his artwork. The paisley pattern has its roots in Persian and Indian culture. It is sometimes referred to as the “buta” or “boteh,” which means a bush, shrub, or flower bud in Persian. It was originally a symbol of life and fertility. Over time, it has become a widely recognized and appreciated design motif across various cultures. The paisley pattern has its roots in Persian and Indian culture. It is sometimes referred to as the “Buta” or “Boteh” which means a bush, shrub, or flower bud in Persian. It was originally a symbol of life and fertility. Over time, it has become a widely recognized and appreciated design motif across various cultures, The paisley-style leaf pattern is particularly well-suited for this technique due to its elegance and versatility. These blocks can be used to make a wall panel as well The height can be customized, the height of the photographed products is 1.75 inches