DESIGN BRIEF: horizontal-band symmetry for classical marriage — the palanquin carry is a walking band, not a dance ring. Talasari wedding grammar places the square doli at centre with peaked thatch roof, veiled bride in profile, and four bearers on shoulder poles — the way rice-paste walls once showed baraat movement before Bollywood flattened every tribal panel into identical concentric dancers. Tutari horn leads left; dhol follows right; dot-canopy trees frame the upper register like village witnesses. Lower band drops to daily life — three huts, flutist, gift exchange — grounding ceremony in habitation. What we refused: tarpa musician centre, concentric dance spiral, perspective depth on palanquin, multicolor wedding banners. What we kept legible: square doli frame, roof dot finial, shoulder pole geometry, tutari flare, dhol cylinder, decorative dot border between tiers.