Madhubani or Mithila Painting. School of FishTheme.

Sourced From the house of National and state award winning Madhubani Artist family of Late Sri Debendra Kumar Jha Ji, this handcrafted painting, represents school of fish. Fish has always been a central theme of Madhubani paintings since it represents prosperity in Madhubani or Mithila culture as depicted in their themes.

 Made on Handmade canvas with rich vibrant multi color, it's a wonderful idea for your own home interior decor and for gifting as well to your near and dear ones on their special occasions.

 ABOUT MADHUBANI PAINTINGS

•  Madhubani painting is one of the many famous Indian art forms. As it is practiced in the Mithila region of Bihar, it is called Mithila or Madhubani art.
• Madhubani paintings are made on hand made papers which is a mix of khadi cloth and paper at 60 to 40 ratio.
• Completely hand drawn and color used to fill the paintings are colors of natural vegetable and flowers mixed with edible glue.
• Themes of these paintings are mostly related to Nature, religious like God and Goddess, black and white Kachni work, Fishes for Good luck, Elephants for good health, peacock for love and Trees for long life.
• Time taken to make one painting varies somewhere from 1 day to as long as 45 days, depending on size and intricacy of the art.
• Price for these paintings mostly depends on the intricacy of painting than its size.

Painting Dimension:  7 by 7 inch

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