45 Mughal Pattern Backgrounds – TIFF, PNG & JPG Collection (2.49 GB)

Immerse your creative work in the elegance of Mughal artistry with this premium bundle of 45 background patterns, derived from authentic Indian ornamental traditions. This collection showcases the intricate motifs, floral arrangements, and symmetrical geometry that defined the Mughal design aesthetic — now available in TIFF, PNG, and JPG formats for full design flexibility.
With a total size of 2.49 GB, each artwork is scanned or designed at high resolution — perfect for everything from large-format prints and luxury wedding albums to Instagram posts, invitation cards, fashion mockups, and editorial layouts.
These backgrounds are more than just textures — they are visual tapestries that carry history in every stroke. Rich with elements like jaali patterns, floral vines, Mughal carpets, arches, and borders, the collection offers a timeless yet ready-to-use design base for Indian and Indo-fusion projects.
📦 What’s Included
45 Mughal Pattern Backgrounds
Formats: TIFF, PNG, JPG
Total Size: 2.49 GB
Resolution: High-resolution (suitable for print, packaging & HD digital screens)
Color Themes:
Royal indigo, muted reds, sandstone, ivory gold
Natural greens and faded pastels
Design Types:
Seamless ornamental patterns
Carpet-style layouts
Wall-style backdrops
Central medallion or corner-heavy layouts
Subtle textures & embossed variations
🎯 Who Is It For?
🎨 Graphic Designers creating Indo-traditional branding or packaging
📸 Photographers designing Mughal-themed wedding albums
🖋️ Invitation creators looking for detailed, regal backdrops
🧵 Textile & fabric artists creating mockups or design references
📱 Social media designers needing aesthetic content for Instagram or reels
🎞️ Reel/short creators seeking cultural textures for storytelling
🛠️ Use Scenarios
Wedding card and RSVP base layers
Background for transparent PNG frames or royal characters
Layered textures in ethnic apparel catalogs
Book covers, spiritual posters, or exhibition banners
Album dividers and full-spread cultural editorials
Flat-lay packaging visuals (like agarbatti, handmade goods, etc.)