GiTAGGED® Madhubani Painting Radha Krishna With Mala (25 * 33) Inches

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Madhubani Painting
GiTAGGED® Madhubani Painting Radha Krishna With Mala (25 * 33) Inches  10,218 incl. GST

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Madhubani painting

On occasion of Sita’s marriage with Lord Rama the entire city of Mithila was decorated with Madhubani paintings an illustration of courage, destiny & Celebrations.


Product Details

SynonymMithila Painting
StyleKachani
MaterialPaper
TraditionNon rubbing or redoing
UsabilityDecor
Dimension
  • Length – 25 Inches
  • Width – 33 Inches


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Madhubani Painting

Is a ceremonial folk paintings of ancient Mithila region of Bihar that depicts Nature and Mythological events. Mithila painting is never purely decorative but is considered as a wealth of blessing and protection against destructive evil forces and from the anger of Gods.

Sects
Practiced by different sects of people, the paintings were Originally categorized into five different styles, such as Tantrik, Kohbar, Bharni, Godna, Katchni.

Historical Illustration
On occasion of Sita’s marriage with Lord Rama, the entire city of Mithila was decorated with Madhubani paintings an illustration of courage, destiny & Celebrations.

Raw Materials
Canvas : Has no specific dimension and is painted on walls, floors, cloths and paper.
Colours : Natural colours extracted from flowers, leaves, fruits, roots.

Style
Characterized by complex geometrical patterns, Madhubani Paintings are drawn in accordance with a fixed theme and accordingly symbols, lines, patterns are drawn. For instance, the symbol fish stands for fertility, good luck and procreation whereas peacocks usually indicate love, religion and romance, serpents stand for divine protectors.

The painters never rub off the wrong or crooked strokes and redo them, because they believe that redoing a picture is inauspicious.

Additional information

Period of Origin

Treta yuga (Rama's period)

Country of Origin

India

Geographical Region

Mithila, Bihar.

GI Application No.

37

GI Status Awarded

2006-2007

GI Product of India

30th

Handcrafted By

Shri Poonam Kumari, Chief Artisan, GI Panchayat Mithila.