Madhubani is an ancient famous art of northern India. This unique style of art was used by the women to decorate their house walls and doors in order to seek God's blessing in the form of prosperity and peace. Madhubani hand painted saree is done with fingers, twigs, brushes, nib pens and matchsticks, it depicts different styles and aspects of nature. Madhubani sarees speak out the intellectual taste of the wearer.
A 2500 year old folk art practices in the region of Mithila, Bihar. It is known as Madhubani or Mithila art. Madhubani Paintings are among the most well-known in the world. Mithila's popular art reflects the region's people's inventiveness and sensitivity. Madhubani paintings are known for their intricate geometrical patterns, Hindu deities such as Krishna, Rama, Lakshmi, Shiva, Durga, and Saraswati, and heavenly bodies such as the Sun and Moon. The painting shows the psychology of the society to which it belongs. An interesting way to show their customs and believes by the women of Mithila. The epic Ramayana contains some of the first references to the Madhubani art, when King Janaka, Sita's father, ask his painters to decorate the walls with Madhubani paintings for his daughter's wedding to Prince Rama.
Wearing an art is classy. Madhubani sarees are rich art of India, each madhubani saree is a piece if elegant art. Mythological pattern, motifs like the Sun, trees, flowers, fishes, bamboos and many other motifs enhances the sarees beauty. From border painted saree to fully painted one, each madhubani saree speaks a story. Madhubani saris are painted on many fabrics like Desi Tussar silk, Tussar, Ghicha Silk, Crepe, Cotton and chiffon.
