The design captures one of the most iconic landmarks in India — the India Gate — in a stunning illustration that is both detailed and symbolic. Standing tall and proud in the centre of the artwork, the India Gate is crowned with the fluttering Indian tricolour aka Tiranga, adding a strong patriotic tone to the entire composition. Behind the monument, the subtle, watercolour-like strokes of saffron, white, and green represent the colorus of the Indian national flag, while the Ashoka Chakra — a significant emblem from the flag — subtly fades into the background, giving the artwork depth and meaning. The word “India” written at the bottom in an elegant, stylized font adds a bold finishing touch to the composition, bringing the entire visual together as a powerful homage to the country and its legacy. The gentle warm hue gives the design a Nostalgic feel to the design.

The India Gate, located in the heart of New Delhi, is much more than just a structure. It is a memorial to the brave soldiers of the Indian Army who laid down their lives during World War I and the Third Anglo-Afghan War. Designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, the 42-meter tall gate stands as a testament to the courage and sacrifice of Indian soldiers, with the names of over 13,000 soldiers inscribed on its walls. In this design, the India Gate is portrayed in exquisite detail, capturing its grandeur and architectural beauty. The precise lines and shadows give the structure a timeless quality, while the flag flying above represents the modern spirit of India — a country that has grown and evolved but never forgets the sacrifices of its past. The depiction of the monument in this manner evokes a sense of national pride, making this design perfect for anyone who wishes to celebrate India’s heritage and history.

Nostalgic India Gate is a 58 mm circular high quality Pin Badge with a magnet for those who feel the warmth of India and feel a sense of nostalgia in this design.

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