Madhubani Art

Join JK Arts' offline Madhubani classes and paint your way into folk art magic! 

Madhubani art, also known as Mithila painting, is a traditional folk art from Bihar, India. It features intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and nature-inspired motifs, often depicting mythological themes and cultural stories. This beautiful art form is known for its handmade charm and deep-rooted cultural heritage. 

Original Price : 2500

Register for just Rs 1500

Duration:

• 12 days

Course Details:

•  Basic Shapes 

• Basic Patterns

• How to make Grid or Base

• Colorful Zentangle Mandala

• Freehand Mandala

• Butterfly Mandala

• Rainbow Mandala

• Yin Yang Mandala

• Infinity mandala

Place:

OT sec. Road, Ulhasnagar -3

About Madhubani Art:

• Origin: Madhubani art, also known as Mithila painting, originated in the Mithila region of Bihar, India.
  
  

• Tradition: It is a centuries-old folk art form traditionally practiced by women on walls and floors during festivals and rituals.
  
  

• Style: Known for its intricate patterns, bold lines, and vibrant colors.
  
  

• Themes: Often depicts Hindu deities, nature (sun, moon, flowers, birds, animals), and scenes from mythological epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata.
  
  

• Technique: Characterized by the use of natural dyes, pigments, and tools like twigs, fingers, matchsticks, and brushes.
  
  

• Types: Different styles include Bharni, Katchni, Tantrik, Godna, and Kohbar—each with unique motifs and meanings.
  
  

• Surfaces: Traditionally done on walls, now also practiced on paper, canvas, cloth, and household items.
  
  

• Symbolism: Rich in cultural and religious symbolism—each design element holds spiritual significance.
  
  

• Eco-friendly: Emphasizes natural materials, eco-conscious colors, and traditional craftsmanship.
  
  

• Global Recognition: Today, Madhubani art is admired worldwide and preserved as a valuable form of Indian heritage.