Description
Madhubani paintings are known for their bright colors, intricate patterns, and bold outlines. Artists traditionally used natural dyes and pigments made from plants, flowers, soot, turmeric, and other natural materials. Twigs, fingers, brushes, and matchsticks were used as tools for painting. One unique feature of Madhubani art is that the entire surface is filled with detailed patterns, leaving no space. The designs are usually symmetrical and decorated with geometric patterns. This painting is on handmade paper.
