11Sep
How to Make Madhubani Paintings through the Madhubani Maestro Course
Are you awe-struck by the colourful amalgamation of intricate detailing and cultural symbolism in Madhubani paintings?
02Sep
Rooftop App Artist Spotlight: Dulari Devi (Madhubani Painting)
Today, Dulari Devi is a well-known artist and illustrator in Mithila or Madhubani art. However, this Padma Shri Award 2021 recipient’s life journey so far is an extraordinary story of passion and dedication. Almost akin to a fairy tale, it is enchanting and magical in more than one way. Surprisingly, her fairy godmothers came in
31Jul
Paintings on Friendship in Traditional Indian Art
With Friendship Day coming around the corner, there’s some nostalgia in store for all of us. Soon Google’s Discover page will start popping up with Friendship Day quotes and paintings on friendship. And you’ll see kids and teenagers exchanging colourful friendship bands and posting pictures of their friends on social media. And while all of
08Sep
Significance Of Peacock Motif In Indian Art
The Peacock as a motif has been used in art since ancient times. It is one of the oldest symbols of royalty and power.
18Aug
Discover Traditional Artforms On this Krishna Janmashtami
With the day of Janmashtami approaching, people all over India are all set to celebrate the birth anniversary of Gopala,
20Jul
5 Indian Art Forms That Survived The Generation
The Indian art form is a treasure which gets more valuable by passing time. Nature, households, festivals, communities and mythology are the main elements that inspire Indian art.
13Jul
Madhubani Painting: The Face Of Indian Folk Art
There are hundreds of love stories around us Romeo & Juliet, Heer & Ranjha, Raj & Simran etc. Still one of the praiseworthy stories that live in the heart of every Indian is of Shree Ram and Sita.
11Nov
Madhubani Jharokha Workshop With Mrunmayee
Madhubani Jharokha Workshop with Mrunmayee
03Jun
Madhubani Bookmark Workshop with Divya Khatri
Madhubani or Mithila painting is a style of painting that is practised in the Mithila region of Nepal and India. The painting is characterized by its eye-catching geometrical patterns. Mithila painting or Bhitti Chitra was discovered in 1934 when an earthquake hit Bihar. The British officer of the Madhubani district was William G Archer who