India's First Art Note

India's First Art Note - No-Borfer Artist

What if art could be collected like a banknote — and used like money? Introducing India's First Art Note — an original artwork created by Ashish Das, No-Border Artist, designed to explore a new idea: Art as Money. The Art Note has a value of ₹10,000 and gives you something unusual — you can keep the original artwork as a collectible while also using its ₹10,000 value at participating partner businesses. How does it work? Collect the Art Note Purchase India's First Art Note for ₹10,000 and keep the original artwork in your collection. Use its value Redeem up to ₹10,000 worth of eligible goods or services at participating partner businesses. Keep the art When you redeem the Art Note, you don't give away the artwork. You continue to own and keep the Art Note as part of your art collection. It's a simple idea with a different way of looking at value: Pay ₹10,000. Keep the Art Note. Get ₹10,000 worth of goods & services. The Art Note is both a collectable artwork and part of an ongoing Art as Money experiment exploring what happens when art takes on a new role in everyday transactions. Collect the art. Use its value. Keep the story.