Showing posts with tag: Madhubani art
Krishna Radha Romance in Mithila Painting
Beginning the year 2014 with a Mithila / Madhubani Painting highlighting Romance as the essence. And it is perfect to portray the Romance of Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha, one of the iconic couples of Hindu Mythology, and are considered as the symbol of Love and Devotion. In this painting, Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha are sitting on Swing emoting extreme love and affection…
Clay Cups handpainted in Mithila Painting
(Please click on the pictures for a larger detailed view of the works) Cups made of Clay have been hand painted in style inspired from motifs of Mithila / Madhubani painting. Lotus, Shankh and other patterns are the elements highlighted on the cups in the motifs of Mithila / Madhubani painting. The pattern has been made in…
Handpainted Diyas in Mithila Painting
(Please click on the pictures for a larger detailed view of the works) During Diwali this year and last year I posted hand painted Diya (earthen Lamps ) in the motifs of Mithila / Madhubani Paintings. Here I am posting some of those Diyas individually for a detail view of the work. Hope you like…
Diwali Decor: Handpainted Diya and Aripan from Mithila
( Please click on individual images for details regarding the image) Happy Diwali!!! After a long time on the occasion of Diwali, tradition with modern innovations. Last year I posted on Diwali Decoration in Mithila theme . Moving from there , this year on Diwali, Aripan and hand painted Diyas in the motifs of Mithila / Madhubani…
Rakshabandhan Greeting in Mithila Painting
On the occasion of Rakshabandhan, I have made this greetings card wishing my brothers all love. The greeting card has been decorated with the elements in the style and motifs of Mithila / Madhubani Painting . Rakshabandhan is a festival in India to celebrate the beautiful relation, love, affection and bond between a Brother and a Sister. On…
Radhe Krishna in Mithila Painting
In this Mithila / Madhubani Painting , Krishna is teasing Radha by trying to break her pot filled with Makhan (home made Butter). This situation has been taken from the mythological stories of Lord Krishna and Radha. In Mithila Paintings a lot of themes are taken from the mythological stories in Hindus esp. those of…
Mithila (Madhubani) Painting in Siddhant (Engagement) Ceremony in Mithila
(please click on the images to view the complete picture) These paintings were made for the Siddhant (Engament) Ceremony of my brother, Himadri Mayank with the lovely girl, Shruti. The first painting is the backdrop for the ceremony made in the style of Mithila / Madhubani Painting. The painting is graced with the presence of…
Media covered story of Mithila Painting in New Jersey
Earlier, there was a post on the display of Mithila Paintings in New Jersey. In the post it was mentioned about the Mithila (Madhubani) Paintings by Nupur Nishith which are on display at the Bayonne Art and Music Festival from June 14-21st , 2013 in New Jersey , USA. Now. two of popular Hindi dailies of Patna…
Mithila Painting inspired from Godna style
The Painting is highlighted with the motifs of pair of Peacock, Shankh, Dancing Dolls with flower and other patterns in border and background taking inspiration from Godna style of Mithila / Madhubani painting. An important feature of this painting is the synchronization with the Bottom two rows ( i.e. of Shankh and Dancing Dolls) are the mirror…
Bride plucking flower in Garden in Mithila Painting
Bride plucking flower in Garden in Mithila Painting is digitally painted with the motifs and style of Madhubani / Mithila Painting. In traditional Mithila it is called “Gauri Pujan lai phool torait Kaniya” (Maithili Language) meaning “Bride plucking flowers for worshiping Goddess Gauri”. The married ladies of Mithila worship Goddess Gauri with lot of devotion for…