Religious Lore

Embark on a journey back to the 8th or 7th century BC, where legend has it that the roots of Madhubani paintings were sown. King Janak, the illustrious ruler of Mithila, ignited this artistic legacy by commissioning skilled artists to immortalize his daughter Sita's nuptials with Prince Rama throughout the kingdom. This enchanting tale serves as the genesis of Madhubani art, where the vivid portrayal of Hindu deities and the jubilation of their festivals became synonymous with the rich tapestry of traditional Mithila art.

Toddler Krishna (2023)

Krishna with Friends (2023)

Yashodha and Little Krishna (2022)

Radha Krishna Dancing (2022)

Acrylic on Canvas - 16/20"

Krishna with Gopikas (2023)

Ganesha with an Umbrella (2005)

Poster on Paper - 16/20"

Dhrishti Ganesha (2008)

River Ganges Flowing from Mt. Kailash to Earth (2021)

Acrylic on Canvas - 24/30"

Serpant King (2005)

Poster on Paper - 8/10"

Watercolor on Paper

Krishna Dancing on Serpent Kalinga (2006)

Watercolor on Paper

Krishna & Arjuna - Bhagavad Geetha Upadesh

Watercolor on Paper

Ten Avataars of Vishnu (Dasha Avathaar)

Woman & Man are Equals (Ardhanaareshwar - Shiva & Parvati)

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Rama Sita Wedding (Svayamvar)

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Cupid Couple (Manmadha & Rati)

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Poster on Paper

Serpant Queen (2005)

Sanjeevi Hanuman (2010)

Vishnu Vamana (2010)

Watercolor on Paper

Vishnu on Garuda - Gajendhra Moksham (2003)

Poster on Paper - 16/20"

Dancing Ganesha (2005)

Acrylic on Canvas - 16/20"

Acrylic on Canvas - 16/20"

Acrylic on Canvas - 16/20"

Acrylic on Canvas - 16/20"

Acrylic on Canvas - 16/20"

Poster on Paper - 16/20"

Poster on Paper - 8/10"

Birds & Animals

Love Birds

Bull

Poster Paint on Handmade Paper

Watercolor on Handmade Paper

Deer

Watercolor on Handmade Paper

Tiger

Watercolor on Handmade Paper

Cow

Watercolor on Handmade Paper

Bird Conference on Banyan Tree

Acrylic paint on Canvas with Embossed Wooden Birds

Elephant

Watercolor on Handmade Paper

Cow & Calf

Watercolor on Handmade Paper

Peacock

Watercolor on Handmade Paper

Fish

Swan

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Turtle - Tattoo Style

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Birds - Tattoo Style

Watercolor on Handmade Paper

Animals - Tattoo Style

Watercolor on Handmade Paper

In the intricate world of Madhubani art, each motif carries profound symbolism. The portrayal of birds and animals in these paintings transcends mere aesthetics, delving into realms of spirituality and prosperity. Considered messengers of the Gods, these depictions are believed to usher in good fortune for those who gaze upon them.

Take, for instance, the majestic Elephant—a symbol embodying strength, wisdom, solitude, unwavering loyalty to family, and intelligence. Likewise, the portrayal of Fish serves as a powerful symbol of fertility and prosperity, adding layers of meaning and cultural significance to the vibrant canvas of Madhubani art.

Folklore

Madhubani art, deeply entrenched in India's folk traditions, served as a powerful tool for imparting cultural knowledge to younger generations. Within the ancient Mithila region, now in Bihar, India, the walls of homes and communities were once adorned with these captivating artworks. These intricate depictions not only adorned spaces but also became vivid storytellers, narrating tales of cultural practices, family life, societal norms, and festive celebrations to those who beheld them.

Village Women at Temple

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Poster Paint on Handmade Paper

Village Women Pounding Grains

Poster Paint on Handmade Paper

Village Women Farming

Acrylic Paint on Canvas

Village Woman Cooking

Acrylic Paint on Canvas

Village Woman Churning Butter

Acrylic Paint on Canvas

Woman Riding a Rikshaw

Acrylic Paint on Canvas

Sun is the Center of Life (Godhna Tattoo Style)

Poster Paint on Handmade Paper

Procession of King & Queen on Elephant

Poster Paint on Handmade Paper

Dancing Princess - Profile

Dancing Princess - Portrait

Devdas & Paro on Jhoola (Swing)

Woman Watering her Tree

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Woman Cherishing her Tree

Ink Line Drawing on Tea Decoction Coated Handmade Paper

Lovers in the Forest

Acrylic Paint on Canvas

Portraits

Immersed in the captivating Bharni style of Madhubani, I've crafted personalized portraits that transcend the ordinary. Inspired by this rich tradition, these portraits are more than mere renderings—they are bespoke creations tailored for friends. Infused with specific details, each stroke and hue meticulously captures the essence of their individuality, ensuring a harmonious fusion between their distinct features and the vibrant allure of Madhubani art.

Singh is King

Acrylic Paint on Wooden Panels (3-Piece Painting)

Mother - Embodiment of Selflessness

Mom & her Boys

Acrylic Paint on Canvas

Acrylic Paint on Canvas