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Thursday, 30 July
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Tuesday, 12 July
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This item cannot be returned but can be exchanged within 7 days of delivery if it's damaged, defective, the wrong size, or the incorrect item. Any exchange is only valid within the specified period, provided the tag is intact, and the item is in the same condition as when it was delivered—unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging
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Cancellation requests will only be accepted if the order has not been shipped from the seller. Once the order is shipped or delivered, cancellations are not eligible.
Never soak or immerse a wooden toy in water, as it might swell, change shape and lose the colours Use a cloth and warm water to wipe your wooden toys, then air dry, or wipe with a dry cloth for basic cleaning To avoid mould, please store wooden toys in a dry place, free of humidity. If the toy is exposed to humidity, air it out in a dry place Do not expose wooden parts to direct sunlight as cracks may occur Do not use harsh chemical products when cleaning, as it may lead to colour fading
Aakar' means the shape of an object, a person, or an area; the form or pattern of an outline.
During prehistoric times cave-dwelling humans used signs, sounds and drawings on rocks to tell their tales, which were about rituals and huntings. Storytelling is central to human existence. It involves an exchange between the teller and the listener. Just as the brain detects patterns in the visual forms of nature — a face, a figure, a flower — and in sound, so too it detects patterns in information. Stories are recognizable patterns, and in those patterns we find meaning.
The history of cave paintings in India or rock art ranges from the drawings and paintings of prehistoric times, beginning from around 30,000 BCE in the Bhimbetka rock shelters of Central India, to the rock-cut artificial caves at Ajanta and Ellora. India is also known for its tribal art forms — Warli and Bhil art, Saura and Gond art, kavad art, etc. Aakar is inspired by these Indian art forms.
It's interesting to see how our prehistoric ancestors used to communicate with geometric shapes and how in present times, we have moved to interact with emojis and icons, which are readily related to geometric shapes!
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This item cannot be returned but can be exchanged within 7 days of delivery if it's damaged, defective, the wrong size, or the incorrect item. Any exchange is only valid within the specified period, provided the tag is intact, and the item is in the same condition as when it was delivered—unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging
Cancellation
Cancellation requests will only be accepted if the order has not been shipped from the seller. Once the order is shipped or delivered, cancellations are not eligible.
Refunds shall be processed in the mode and manner prescribed below:
the request of the refund shall be validated by the customer care of the Company;
the refund shall only be processed only after confirmation is received from the third party seller concerned in respect to the condition/packaging of the product;
the refund shall be initiated within 10 business days from the date of reverse pickup;
in case of a failed attempt at delivery, the product(s) shall be returned to our warehouses and We shall cancel the order and refund the money as per our refund policy;
in case the order is canceled before the delivery (for prepaid orders), the refund shall be initiated within 7 working days.