Paintings

Folk Art

Navadurga

This beautiful Navgurga Madhubani painting set represents the nine divine forms of Goddess Durga, symbolizing strength, protection, and spiritual energy. Each artwork in the set is intricately handcrafted, showcasing traditional Mithila art with fine detailing, expressive figures, and decorative patterns. The harmonious composition of all nine forms creates a powerful visual impact, making it perfect for spiritual spaces, पूजा rooms, or elegant home décor. The use of traditional colors and motifs reflects rich Indian heritage and devotion. This handcrafted collection is ideal for festive decoration, especially during Navratri, and also makes a meaningful and auspicious gift.

Folk Art

Doli-Kahaar

This vibrant Madhubani painting titled “Doli-Kahaar” beautifully depicts a traditional Indian wedding procession, where the bride is carried in a decorated palanquin (doli) by kahaar (bearers). The artwork captures the essence of cultural heritage, celebration, and ritual with intricate detailing and storytelling. Adorned with lush trees, birds, and rhythmic human figures, the painting reflects harmony, festivity, and movement. The use of bright natural colors and fine patterns highlights the richness of Mithila art. Handcrafted with precision, this piece is perfect for enhancing home décor with a cultural touch or gifting to someone who appreciates traditional Indian art.

Folk Art

Love at first sight

This beautiful Madhubani painting titled “Love at First Sight” captures a timeless romantic moment inspired by Indian tradition. The artwork showcases a graceful interaction between figures under a tree, symbolizing the beginning of love and emotional connection. Created using traditional Mithila art techniques, the painting features intricate linework, detailed patterns, and a harmonious blend of black, white, and soft red tones. Every element—from the expressive eyes to the decorative motifs—tells a story of culture, elegance, and craftsmanship. Perfect for home décor, this handmade artwork adds a touch of tradition and sophistication to any space. It also makes a thoughtful and unique gift for art lovers and special occasions.

Folk Art

Shakuntala 's eyes searching for King Dushyant

This exquisite artwork captures the timeless moment of Shakuntala lost in thought, her eyes searching for King Dushyant. Created in the traditional Madhubani style, the painting beautifully blends intricate patterns, symbolic elements, and delicate expressions. The use of fine linework, natural motifs like birds and trees, and a soft pink palette enhances its emotional depth and cultural richness. Handcrafted with precision, this piece reflects the heritage of Indian folk art, making it perfect for home décor, gifting, or art collections. The detailed storytelling and graceful composition add a touch of elegance and tradition to any space.

Religious Art

Mayura Madhubani Painting

A peacock unfolds across the surface of the composition, its form alive with intricate lines and vibrant colour. In Mayura Madhubani Painting, the bird becomes both subject and ornament, its feathers expanding outward in rhythmic patterns that echo the traditional visual language of Madhubani art. The body of the peacock is filled with delicate motifs—curves, dots, and repeating forms—each carefully arranged to create a sense of balance and movement. Rather than existing in isolation, the bird appears integrated within a decorative landscape where every element contributes to the overall harmony of the image. The composition reflects the characteristic structure of Madhubani painting, where space is rarely left empty. Floral forms, geometric patterns, and ornamental borders surround the central figure, creating a rich visual tapestry that celebrates abundance and life. The peacock itself carries symbolic meaning in Indian art, often associated with beauty, grace, and prosperity. Through layered colour and meticulous pattern work, the painting transforms the bird into a vibrant emblem of nature’s elegance. Handpainted using traditional Madhubani techniques, the artwork preserves the storytelling spirit of this folk art tradition from Bihar. The careful linework and saturated colours reveal the patience and skill required to build each detail by hand. Mayura Madhubani Painting becomes more than a depiction of a bird—it becomes a celebration of cultural heritage, where nature and ornament merge to form a living expression of Indian folk artistry. **Why This Artwork Stands Out** **** - The painting showcases the distinctive Madhubani folk art style, known for its intricate linework and decorative patterns. - - The peacock, or mayura, serves as a symbolic figure representing beauty, grace, and prosperity in Indian tradition. - - Dense ornamental motifs and vibrant colours create a visually rich composition that reflects the abundance of nature. - - The handpainted technique preserves the authenticity and craftsmanship of traditional folk art practices.

Religious Art

Madhubani Saraswati Painting

A graceful figure sits at the centre of the composition, surrounded by intricate lines and ornamental patterns that define the language of traditional Madhubani art. In the Madhubani Saraswati Painting, the goddess of knowledge and creativity appears with calm dignity, her presence framed by carefully arranged motifs that fill the surface with rhythm and detail. The veena rests gently in her hands, symbolising music and learning, while surrounding decorative elements extend outward like visual echoes of wisdom and harmony. The composition reflects the characteristic structure of Madhubani painting, where every space becomes an opportunity for pattern and storytelling. Floral forms, geometric borders, and symbolic shapes weave through the canvas, forming a richly layered background that enhances the central figure. The goddess Saraswati is rendered with balanced symmetry, a hallmark of the tradition, allowing her serene expression to remain the emotional anchor of the artwork. Handpainted using traditional Madhubani techniques, the painting preserves the distinctive aesthetic of this folk art form from Bihar. Bold outlines, vibrant colours, and repeating motifs give the work a strong visual rhythm, while the symbolic imagery celebrates the cultural significance of Saraswati as the embodiment of knowledge, music, and creative inspiration. The artwork becomes both a devotional image and a celebration of India’s enduring artistic heritage. **Why This Artwork Stands Out** - - The painting portrays Goddess Saraswati, symbolising knowledge, music, and artistic inspiration in Indian tradition. - - Intricate patterns and decorative borders showcase the distinctive visual style of Madhubani folk art. - - Balanced symmetry and detailed linework create a harmonious and visually rich composition. - - The handpainted technique preserves the authenticity and cultural heritage of traditional Indian folk painting.

Folk Art

Life in the Fisherfolk Community

True to traditional Madhubani style art, this painting features bold lines, rhythmic patterns, and rich colours that breathe life into the scene. The detailed representation of water, nets, and boats emphasises the traditional artistry and storytelling that are integral to folk painting. Each detail in this Indian art painting reflects the community’s age-old fishing practices, their bond with the sea, and the simple yet profound beauty of their way of life. Handpainted by Dulari Devi ji, a Padma Shri award-winning artist, this artwork becomes the centre of attraction in any space. The artist employs intricate detailing to showcase their time-honoured fishing practices, the boats they navigate, and the bond they share with nature. The composition reflects both the challenges and the harmony of their way of life. A beautiful representation of community, a bond between humans and nature, life, sustenance and the wonderful colours and patterns of this traditional Indian folk art, makes this painting a collector's piece. An artwork like this would be a great fit in your home or office space, such as meeting rooms and corridors. Measuring 30.9 x 24.5 inches, this acrylic on canvas painting is perfectly sized to make an impact. ## What Makes This Painting Special? - A Unique Glimpse into Rural India – This artwork beautifully portrays boats on flowing rivers, fishing nets, hardworking families, and the deep bond between people and water. - A Handmade Masterpiece – Unlike digital prints, this is a 100% original hand-painted piece, crafted with care, precision, and storytelling artistry. - Rich Cultural Significance – Madhubani art is a centuries-old tradition from the Mithila region, and this painting honours its essence through intricate linework and earthy colours. - A Thought-Provoking Piece for Collectors & Art Enthusiasts – Whether you’re drawn to folk traditions, Indian heritage, or unique storytelling through art, this piece is a must-have for your collection. - If you’re searching for a meaningful piece of Indian folk art, this hand-painted Madhubani treasure is a testament to culture, craftsmanship, and the enduring spirit of rural communities. ### Bring home a piece of Indian heritage today!

Folk Art

Navadurga: Nine incarnations of Durga

This magnificent painting by Hema Devi, a skilled Madhubani artist, brings to life the divine energy of Navadurga—the nine powerful incarnations of Goddess Durga. Created in the Bharni style of Madhubani painting, known for its bold outlines, vivid colours, and spiritual motifs, the artwork captures the essence of feminine power, protection, and divinity. In this Indian art painting, each incarnation is intricately portrayed with symbolic attributes—ranging from weapons to animals—that reflect unique qualities, such as courage, wisdom, compassion, and fierceness. Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri, Siddhidatri - the 9 forms of the goddess depicted in this painting. Together, these forms represent the victory of good over evil and the many dimensions of Shakti, the universal feminine force. Hema Devi’s detailed brushwork and vibrant palette enhance the spiritual aura of the piece, making each goddess feel alive with presence and purpose. Ideal for prayer spaces, meditation rooms, or cultural settings, this artwork not only brings beauty to its surroundings. This Madhubani artwork adds a touch of devotion, spirituality, heritage and cultural depth to homes, temples, offices, or galleries. It also serves as a unique and meaningful gift, celebrating India’s culture and rich heritage. ## What Makes This Painting Special? - A Powerful Representation of Goddess Durga – Each of the Navadurga forms is beautifully depicted in vibrant colours and intricate detailing. - A Handmade Devotional Masterpiece – Unlike digital prints, this is a one-of-a-kind, hand-painted treasure, made using traditional Mithila painting techniques. - Infused with Symbolism & Spiritual Energy – The detailed artwork reflects Durga’s divine qualities, bringing protection, courage, and prosperity into your space. - An Heirloom-Quality Collector’s Piece – Perfect for devotees, collectors of Indian folk art, and anyone seeking a deeper connection to spiritual traditions. - If you’re looking for a divine addition to your home, temple, or art collection, this hand-painted Madhubani masterpiece is a symbol of power, grace, and cultural legacy. #### Bring home the blessings of Goddess Durga today! ####

Tribal Art

Madhubani Untitled - XIII

Tribal Art

Madhubani Untitled - XII

Tribal Art

Madhubani Untitled - XI

Tribal Art

Kamla Pooja

At the heart of the composition, a ceremonial gathering unfolds with deliberate clarity. Figures stand in devotional alignment, their forms outlined in confident contour and filled with intricate linear patterning that gives each body a quiet internal vibration. Hands lift in offering, vessels are held with care, and sacred symbols occupy the space with measured authority. The scene is neither crowded nor chaotic; instead, it is structured like a ritual itself—ordered, rhythmic and purposeful. Colour moves across the surface in luminous, flat planes—vermilion, indigo, turmeric yellow and leaf green—intensifying the spiritual charge of the moment. Pattern articulates fabric, skin and ground alike, transforming ornament into structure. There is little illusion of depth; the figures exist in a continuous visual field where devotion and daily life remain inseparable. The white or lightly toned ground sharpens each silhouette, allowing gesture and symbol to carry the narrative weight. Padma Shri Dulari Devi, one of the foremost practitioners of Mithila painting, brings to Kamla Pooja the authority of lived tradition and national recognition. Working in acrylic on canvas or paper, she sustains a visual language rooted in ritual practice and collective memory. This work stands as both artistic achievement and cultural document—an image where ceremony, pattern and community converge in enduring form.