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Madhubani Painting

The Timeless Art of Madhubani: Why This Ancient Craft Belongs in Your Modern Home

This blog explores the rich history of Madhubani paintings, an ancient folk art from the Mithila region of Bihar, India. It highlights how these vibrant, hand-painted pieces tell timeless stories through intricate lines, natural colours, and traditional motifs and why they deserve a place in modern homes today. The post also explains why we love Madhubani, the importance of preserving heritage in an AI-driven world, and introduces readers to Kusum Das, a National Award-winning Madhubani artist who creates each masterpiece by hand using colours made from flowers and minerals.