Designing Devotional Booklet in Classical Tamil

I have forty short, god-centric slogans ready to flow—one per page—and I want each of the 40 inner pages of my devotional booklet to feel as though it could be displayed inside a South-Indian temple. The core look is black-and-white, set entirely in Classical Tamil script rendered in bold, generous letterforms. Around each line of text I need tasteful, Traditional temple patterns that frame but never crowd a small, high-resolution image of Lord Murugan; the artwork must support the mantra rather than dominate it. You will be working in Adobe InDesign for the layout, using Photoshop or Illustrator only as needed to prepare and place the Murugan image and any vector embellishments, so that the final export is perfectly clean for offset printing. Fluency in Tamil is essential because I am counting on you to spot awkward word breaks or uneven spacing before files reach the press. Deliverables • 40 print-ready InDesign pages (CMYK, 300 dpi bleed) • Linked high-resolution Murugan images treated to match the monochrome palette • All supporting fonts, vectors and packaged assets Acceptance criteria • Every page uses bold Classical Tamil script, centered and legible at first glance • Ornamentation follows Traditional temple patterns only, strictly black-and-white • Image and text stay in visual balance with no clipping, pixelation or overprint issues • Final package passes a pre-flight check for offset production without missing links If this aligns with your skills and you can keep the devotional spirit intact, I’m ready to supply the slogans and move straight into production.