About Indian Rupee Note Engraving
The Reserve Bank of India's Mahatma Gandhi New Series ₹100 note prints Gandhi's intaglio portrait, the Ashoka pillar emblem, and a Rani ki Vav stepwell vignette onto lavender cotton banknote paper. Taken at its true saturated reading rather than washed-out pale, the ground is a stone-purple lavender carried by fine engraved cross-hatch.
This design system renders that security-print craft for the screen: a deeper-lavender ground, guilloché and intaglio line-work, latent-image panels, and saffron-and-green accents under bilingual Devanagari and English type.
- Origin
- South Asia (India; Reserve Bank of India)
- Era
- 2010–now (RBI Mahatma Gandhi New Series; ₹100 lavender note introduced 2018)
- Key figures
- Reserve Bank of India · Ashoka pillar emblem engravers · Mahatma Gandhi portrait engravers · Rani ki Vav stepwell motif (Patan, Gujarat)
- Movements
- Intaglio banknote engraving · Security-print design · Guilloché line-work
Indian Rupee Note Engraving design spec
Colors
Typography
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