So many of us have those exquisite Madhubani paintings in our living rooms ... which is a figure of Krishna in bharni style (pigments on handmade paper) to a young artist like Bandana Jha ...

Madhubani painting on a plate 2. Madhubani paintings mostly depict nature and religious motifs, where its themes revolve around deities like Krishna, Rama, Shiva, Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati.

Madhubani paintings are made from powdered rice. Natural objects like sun, moon and Krishna paintings are widely painted. No space is left empty, the gaps are filled with paintings of flowers ...

Godna and KohbarHe can do complex works in Madhubani like the Krishna ka viraat roop, Kali or Durga ka Mahishasur Mardhini roop. He shares proudly that even at 67, he can paint without spectacles.

The subjects of the 16th century art are usually Hindu gods and goddesses like Krishna, Radha ... lowest forest coverage areas in India. Madhubani painting has a geographical indication status ...

“We taught them as many as 10 motifs, including those of Radha Krishna, elephants ... were also taught about the various symbols of Madhubani painting, their usage and importance as painting ...

The two artists discussed the origin and history of Madhubani art with the participants ... episodes from the life of Radha-Krishna in their paintings and started the use of natural colours." ...

EXCLUSIVELY FEMININE ART Madhubani painting is said to date back to the ... they have moved from giving expression to Ram-Seeta, Krishna-Meera and Shiva Parvati themes to portrayal of deities ...

Could you describe the significance of specific traditional Madhubani themes you often paint, such as Sita Swayamvar, Janak Phulwari, Radha-Krishna, and Kaliya Daman? How do these themes connect ...