Maa Durga Festival Flex Banner 20x10 Combo PSD Template

This Maa Durga Festival Flex Banner 20x10 Combo PSD includes two visually different Durga Puja compositions in one package, built for large-format printing and local festival promotion — pick whichever layout fits your event, or use both for different locations.

Maa Durga Festival Flex Banner Design 1 - Devotional Scene with Photo Spaces
Maa Durga Festival Flex Banner Design 1 - Alternate Preview Angle
Maa Durga Festival Flex Banner Design 2 - Odia Typography Layout with Photo Spaces
Maa Durga Festival Flex Banner Design 2 - Alternate Preview Angle

Design Overview

The first design builds a detailed devotional scene — a large Maa Durga illustration on the left, another devotional face artwork on the right, and a temple-like central scene with devotees, birds, and flowers. Three white rectangular photo areas sit at the bottom for event photos or organizer information.

The second design leans more typography-forward: a large golden-orange Odia festival title dominates the centre, surrounded by Maa Durga and devotional illustrations, dancers, worshippers, and lamps. Five rectangular photo spaces near the lower section make this one a better fit when several portraits or organizer photos need to be included.

Both use a red, orange, and gold palette — red for the devotional/festive base, orange and yellow glowing behind the central artwork and typography, and gold on the decorative details and title. The darker red edges keep the brighter centre visually prominent even from a distance, which matters for a 20x10 ft banner meant to be read from across a pandal or street.

Technical Specifications

  • Design Size: 20 x 10 feet
  • PSD File Size: ~3.88 GB
  • ZIP Package Size: ~1.98 GB
  • Format: Photoshop PSD
  • Includes: 2 banner compositions in one package

Editing Guide

Open the PSD and check the Layers panel first — a file this size has many layers, so getting oriented before editing saves time later. For the photo placeholders, replace the image inside the Smart Object where one is used (double-click the thumbnail, place your photo, save, and return to the main file) rather than pasting directly over the layer, which keeps the original placement and proportions intact.

For text, select the layer with the Type Tool and update the event name, organizer, or venue. If you're editing the Odia text, use a Unicode-compatible Odia font (or the font supplied with the design, if one is included), and proofread carefully — Odia rendering can shift between fonts. Use high-resolution photos in the photo spaces so faces stay sharp at full banner size, and after editing, zoom out and check that nothing overlaps the artwork and that all text is still readable at a glance.

Printing Notes

Confirm color mode, resolution, and output format with your printer before exporting — CMYK is standard where required, but check the converted colors, especially in the red/orange/gold areas, since large compressed exports can soften small text and gradients. Keep names, photos, and contact information clear of the banner's extreme edges, and follow your printer's exact bleed measurement rather than guessing a value.

Best Uses

  • Durga Puja pandal decoration and festival backdrops
  • Community Durga Puja programs and committee announcements
  • Cultural event promotion
  • Large outdoor flex displays with organizer/community photos

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the size of this banner PSD?
20 x 10 feet, built for large-format festival and flex banner use.

How many designs are included?
Two different Maa Durga festival banner compositions in one combo file.

Can photographs be added to the banner?
Yes — both designs have dedicated photo areas (3 in the first, 5 in the second) that you can fill with your own images.

Can the Odia text be changed?
Yes, where the text sits on an editable layer — use a compatible Odia font when replacing it.

Is this suitable for flex printing?
Yes — confirm color mode, resolution, and bleed with your printer before production, since these aren't fixed in the file.

How to Download

  1. Go to the product page and complete your purchase.
  2. Download and extract the ZIP package.
  3. Open the PSD in Photoshop and review the layer structure.
  4. Replace photos and text, proofread, then export according to your printer's requirements.

Conclusion

Having two distinct layouts in this combo — one scene-focused with more photo space, one typography-forward — gives you flexibility to match the design to different pandals or campaigns without starting from a blank canvas. As with any 20x10 ft print job, the result still comes down to careful proofing and matching the final file to your printer's exact specs.

For related designs, browse the Festival Banner PSD and Flex Banner PSD collections.