Madhubani Painting, also known as Mithila Art, is one of India’s most celebrated traditional folk art forms, originating from the Mithila region of Bihar. Known for its intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and symbolic storytelling, this timeless art reflects Indian culture, heritage, spirituality, and everyday village life.

Traditionally created by skilled artisans using natural dyes and handmade tools, Madhubani paintings feature detailed motifs such as flowers, peacocks, fishes, trees, the sun, and divine figures. Every design carries cultural significance and adds a touch of authenticity and elegance to any space.

This handpinting is depicting the Moment Of First Sight of Lord Ram and Goddess Sita in Pushp Vatika, in Bharni style of Madhubani Painting. The vibrancy of the colours used in this painting creats a unique charm to the surrounding. 

Size -  4/3 feet

Material - Canvas

Medium - Acrylic Colours 

Status - Unframed, can be folded 

Purpose - Wall Hanging For Home Decor, Office Decor, Used for Gifting purpose 

Artist - Gayatri Verma 

Made on order and will take 30-45 days to get dispatched.

This item is not eligible for return or exchange.

Note - There can be slight variation in the colour of the product due to different screen resolutions. The hand painting techniques may have slight strains of colour which assures the involvement of the human hand and depicts the beauty of hand painting.