Madhubani painting is an Indian folk art that originated in Bihar. It is known for its detailed artworks and a time-consuming process that requires a high level of patience. Each Madhubani painting tells its own unique story. I create these paintings in my own style, and it's my favorite form of artwork.
The above Madhubani painting depicts a scenario of a Punjabi couple visiting the Golden Temple in the Madhubani style. I create Madhubani paintings that portray various scenarios in my unique style, and when they come together, they form a coherent story.
The above painting depicts a scene from Hindu mythology, showing Lord Krishna with his foster parents, Mother Yashoda and Father Nanda Baba, in the Madhubani style.
The above painting depicts an emotional moment of a mother bidding farewell to her daughter, which is commonly referred to as the "vidai" ceremony, in the Madhubani style.
