This Madhubani painting of Lord Krishna is made with traditional Indian Madhubani art technique, featuring intricate geometrical designs and natural dyes and pigments.
This Indian Madhubani painting features Krishna who is an important Hindu deity, in all his glory, handpainted and hand sketched with great detail. The bright and bold colors add a vibrancy to this unique artwork that cannot be replicated.
The handmade paper on which this artwork was made has been treated with turmeric to give it a pale yellow colour. Once dried, the artisan has done the painting free hand on the paper and has filled it with magical artwork.
This authentic Madhubani painting is one of a kind and can be yours today! Don't miss out on this opportunity to own an exquisite and eye-catching piece of Indian art. Add this stunning work of art to your home and delight in its beauty and energy for years to come.
You can view the short video clip of our artisan, Anshu Jha making another painting in his workshop.
Capturing the intricate beauty of India's cultural art in one artwork, this piece of art is an ideal way to add a touch of culture to your home decor.
Features
Indian Madhubani Folk Artwork - Perfect Wall Decor
Suits any home decor whether bohemian or not
The images show 2 different paintings. This listing is for 1 painting only.
No digital download which makes each piece unique. It is not available elsewhere!
Assorted paintings
Will be shipped in a rolled manner. You may keep it under some light books etc. to remove the creases before framing it for your wall or table
Unframed - put it in a frame of your choice
Handmade and handpainted in India
Dimensions
Approx. Height = 38 cm,
Approx. Length = 14 cm
Note
Due to the nature of hand-made products, kindly expect slight imperfections. This is not a defect and this painting is non-refundable due to this reason.
Care instructions: wipe with a clean soft dry cloth
About Madhubani Art & Artisans
Madhubani is a district in the state of Bihar, India. The district has a hill region of Nepal in its north and shares a border with district Darbhanga in the south, Sitamarhi in the west, and Supaul in the east.
The folk art of Bihar is also commonly known as Madhubani. Madhubani derives its name from the abundance of honey that is found in nearby forests (Madhu, “honey”; bani, “forest”).
This paintwork is done with fingers, twigs, brushes, nib pens, and matchsticks, using natural dyes and pigments, and is characterized by eye-catching geometrical patterns, scenes from mythology and celebration and symbols of fertility like the parrot, fish, elephant sun, bamboo tree or lotus. Traditionally done on mud walls and floors, this artwork is now available on cloth, handmade paper, and canvas. Let the vibrant colors of this magnificent art bring life to your home.
Madhubani painting is a wonderful addition to any home or office. It would be the perfect accent piece for a living or dining area, or even an office or study. The painting adds an exotic touch to any space, adding personality and sophistication.
