This flex banner template is built for Nuakhai — Western Odisha's harvest festival — combining Sambalpuri folk-dance imagery, a Nuakhai Kalash (the sacred pot with new rice and plants), a temple backdrop and handloom-inspired border patterns. It comes in 6x3 ft size, high resolution, as a 205 MB ZIP file.
What's in the Design
Tribal dancers and drummers depict Sambalpuri folk dance across the main composition, with a Nuakhai Kalash and a temple structure anchoring the festive background. The border uses handloom and Warli-inspired patterns rather than a plain frame, which is what gives the banner its regional character at 6x3 ft rather than looking like a generic festival greeting.
- Size: 6x3 feet
- File Type: Layered PSD inside a ZIP
- File Size: 205 MB
- Editable: Text, colours and logos
Where This Banner Fits
Built for village and community Nuakhai programmes, school and college cultural events, shop-front festival greetings, and household displays — the folk-dance and Kalash imagery is sized to read clearly at flex-banner distance rather than up close on a screen.
About Nuakhai
Nuakhai combines the Odia words Nua (new) and Khai (food), marking the first offering and eating of the season's newly harvested rice. The Kalash and temple imagery in this banner reflect that ritual directly — the sacred pot holding new rice is the same element families use in the actual Nuakhai offering, not a generic festival prop.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this Nuakhai banner?
6x3 feet — a standard flex-banner size.
Is this template free or paid?
It's a premium template; the download link leads to a secure checkout page.
Can I edit the text and logos?
Yes — text, colours and logos are all customisable through the layered PSD.
Why is the file 205 MB for a single banner?
The design is built at full print resolution for a 6x3 ft flex print, so the folk-dance and border detail hold up at large size rather than pixelating when scaled up.
Conclusion
This 6x3 ft template gives you a print-ready Nuakhai banner built around the Kalash, temple and Sambalpuri folk-dance imagery central to the festival. Download the ZIP, customise the editable text and logo areas, and print at full resolution.
