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Native to the Mithila region of Bihar, Madhubani painting is one of the most traditional forms of wall art. These paintings were discovered by British colonist William G. Archer during a survey of the "Madhubani Village" in 1934. Madhubani paintings were originally painted on the inside of the wall by the woman in the family. Madhubani Painting
The word Madubani means "Honey Forest". This art form expresses people's creativity and sensibility. Like other types of pop art, it also shows the psychology of the society to which it belongs. It reflects the morals, values , and customs of the region in a very interesting way. These paintings are renowned for their intricate color patterns, iconic designs, and simplicity. Most of these paintings revolve around Indian mythology, including Hindu gods, nature, various gods, social gatherings, weddings, etc.
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