Madhubani is a folk painting done by hands, twigs pen nibs and matchsticks with natural colors and dyes. This art has its roots in the Mithila region, hence it is also known as Mithila art. Traditionally done by women in the villages of Bihar, the designs and aesthetics of Madhubani paintings have long been an inspiration for many fabric designs.

It is believed that this art form was originated during the times of Ramayana when Raja Janak, father of Sita called artists to capture the wedding of Lord Ram and Sita in the form of Madhubani paintings.

This course aim is to provide knowledge about art forms that has full of our culture, heritage, and traditional richness. It will improve the children’s ability to control materials, tools, and techniques. The style help students to learn about geometric figures, flora, fauna, and the concepts of the double line, Kachni, and Bharni which are important aspects of Madhubani Painting. The theme of Madhubani Painting is mostly influenced by the religious motifs and beliefs of Indians and classes will be revolved around them.

So get ready to make your first eye-catching Madhubani Painting with us and hang it on the walls of your home painting skills with themes of natural and bright colors.