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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. |
The GiTAGGED® Madhubani Painting Peacock Fish Art is an exquisite piece of traditional Indian art that embodies the rich cultural heritage of Mithila, Bihar. This painting, synonymous with Mithila Painting, features the Kachani style and has been meticulously created on paper using organic colors. The artwork is a representation of the timeless art form that has been prevalent since the Treta Yuga, marking the marriage of Sita and Lord Rama.
The painting measures a considerable 26 inches in length and 34 inches in height, making it a prominent piece that can enhance any decor. The use of organic colors ensures that the artwork is not only vibrant but also environmentally friendly.
The design follows the Kachani style, known for its intricate detailing and fine lines. This particular tradition avoids reworking on the same area, ensuring that the original essence of the artwork remains intact. The painting features peacocks and fish, common motifs in Madhubani art that symbolize beauty, prosperity, and spirituality.
Madhubani painting, also known as Mithila Painting, has its roots in the Treta Yuga when it is believed that the entire city of Mithila was adorned with such paintings during Sita's marriage to Lord Rama. This artwork not only serves as a decorative piece but also narrates tales of courage, destiny, and celebration.
The Madhubani Painting Peacock Fish Art holds a Geographical Indication (GI) status, recognizing its unique cultural and traditional value. The GI status was awarded in 2006-2007, and it holds the distinction of being the 30th GI product of India.
The painting is the work of Shri Pushkar Jha, a renowned artisan from the GI Panchayat Mithila. His expertise and dedication to preserving the art form are evident in the intricate details and vibrant colors of the painting.
This Madhubani painting is an excellent choice for home decor, adding a touch of traditional elegance to any space. It can be framed and displayed in living rooms, hallways, or any area that could use a splash of color and cultural richness.
The use of organic colors in this painting is a nod to eco-friendliness and sustainability. Unlike synthetic dyes, organic colors are derived from natural sources, making them safer for the environment and for those who handle the artwork.
Each line and detail in this Madhubani painting reflects the high level of craftsmanship involved. The Kachani style is renowned for its precision, and this piece is no exception. The harmonious blend of peacock and fish motifs creates a visually captivating and culturally enriching artwork.
Placing this painting in your home or office not only elevates the aesthetic appeal but also introduces a piece of India's rich cultural history into your everyday environment. The vibrant colors and intricate details make it a conversation starter and a centerpiece in any decor.
The GiTAGGED® Madhubani Painting Peacock Fish Art is more than just a decorative item; it is a testament to the enduring legacy of Indian traditional art. With its organic colors, intricate Kachani style, and rich historical significance, this painting is a valuable addition to any art collection or home decor. Crafted by the skilled hands of Shri Pushkar Jha, this piece stands as a beacon of cultural pride and artistic excellence.
