Traditional South Indian Naming Ceremony Banner PNG Download

Design #11556 · 1800×1200 · landscape · 300 DPI · CMYK · 69.63 MB · Kanneer Anjali / Ninaivu Anjali

Design ID #tamilpsd-11556

Category Kanneer Anjali / Ninaivu Anjali

File Type PSD Adobe Photoshop

License ✓ Pro members · commercial use

Tags naming ceremony, banner banner, south indian culture, naming day celebration, red gold blue floral frame, traditional decor elements, festive atmosphere, family gathering event, tamil script, psd template file size small medium large

📐 1800x1200 pixels 🖨️ 300 DPI DPI 🎨 CMYK 💻 Adobe Photoshop CC 💾 69.63 MB

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📝 About this design

Traditional South Indian Naming Ceremony Banner is a landscape kanneer anjali / ninaivu anjali transparent PNG cut-out prepared for Tamil designers and print shops. The canvas is 1800 × 1200 pixels at 300 DPI, which prints sharply at about 6 × 4 inches. The 3:2 shape is the classic 6 × 4 photo ratio and also scales well to a 6 × 4 ft flex or a landscape digital post. It is already in CMYK colour mode, so colours stay close to the screen when printed on flex or offset. The download is 69.63 MB and opens in Adobe Photoshop CC. Drag the cut-out into your banner file, resize it with Free Transform (Ctrl+T) and add a soft shadow so it sits naturally. Tip: Drag this file into your banner PSD and resize it with Free Transform (Ctrl+T) holding Shift.

🖨️ Print & usage tips

Drag this file into your banner PSD and resize it with Free Transform (Ctrl+T) holding Shift.
Use a layer mask instead of the eraser so you can restore edges later.

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