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| Synonym | Mithila Painting |
| Style | Kachani |
| Material | Paper |
| Colour | Organic |
| Tradition | Non rubbing or redoing |
| Usability | Decor |
| Dimension |
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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.
| 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 |
| Painted By |
Shri Pushkar Jha, Chief Artisan, GI Panchayat Mithila. |
GiTAGGED® brings to you an exquisite piece of traditional Indian art with the "Madhubani Painting Elephant Fish Circle Art (2.8×2 ft)". Synonymous with Mithila Painting, this unique masterpiece hails from the culturally rich region of Mithila, Bihar, and serves as an authentic representation of the renowned Madhubani art form.
Madhubani painting, also known as Mithila painting, traces its origins back to the Treta Yuga, during the period of Lord Rama. As per the tradition, on the auspicious occasion of Sita’s marriage to Lord Rama, the entire city of Mithila was adorned with these intricate paintings. The GI-tagged Madhubani painting today encapsulates an illustration of courage, destiny, and celebrations, preserving its historical and cultural essence.
This particular art piece is rendered in the “Kachani” style, characterized by its fine line work and detailed patterning. The painting exemplifies the non-rubbing or redoing tradition intrinsic to Madhubani art, showcasing an unaltered and genuine crafting process. It’s a seamless blend of tradition and artistry, capturing the meticulous craftsmanship of Shri Pushkar Jha, the Chief Artisan of GI Panchayat Mithila.
The art is created on high-quality paper, ensuring durability and a pristine finish. What sets this artwork apart is the use of organic colours, which not only enhance its aesthetic appeal but also reflect the eco-friendly practices of the artisans. These natural dyes are derived from plants, flowers, and other organic materials, ensuring vibrant and long-lasting colour.
The painting features an intricate design of elephants and fish within circular motifs, a symbolic representation commonly found in Madhubani art. Elephants often symbolize strength and prosperity, while fish are considered to bring good luck and fertility. The circular composition ties these elements together, creating a harmonious balance and a visually captivating piece.
The artwork measures 34 inches in length and 26 inches in height, making it an ideal size for various decor needs. Whether as a centerpiece in a living room, a unique addition to a bedroom, or a distinguishing feature in a professional space, its dimensions allow for versatile display options.
This Madhubani painting holds a prestigious Geographical Indication (GI) status, which guarantees its authenticity and origin. The GI Application No. 37 was awarded in the year 2006-2007, making it the 30th GI Product of India. This status signifies its unique geographical origin from Mithila, Bihar, and assures the traditional method of its creation. The painting is a testament to the rich heritage and cultural history embodied in the Mithila region’s artistry.
This extraordinary piece is painted by Shri Pushkar Jha, a highly esteemed artisan and the Chief Artisan of the GI Panchayat Mithila. His expertise and commitment to traditional techniques bring an unparalleled quality and authenticity to the painting.
Ideal for enhancing home decor, this art piece is versatile and can adorn any wall, bringing a sense of cultural heritage and artistic sophistication to your space. Whether for personal enjoyment or as a distinctive gift, it serves as a timeless piece of art.
This GiTAGGED® Madhubani Painting Elephant Fish Circle Art is not just a visual delight but a piece of history and culture, perfect for those who appreciate the depth and richness of Indian art. Acquiring this painting means owning a fragment of a centuries-old tradition, rendered by skilled hands in its purest form.
