Mithila painting peacocks

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Here’s an alternate version of the caption for another Madhubani peacock painting, focusing on the fact that you taught it in your Madhubani art class: — 🎨 Learn the Art of Madhubani – Peacock Painting from My Class! 🦚 Material used @scholar_art @scholarestore 360 GSm mix media paper @sakuracolorproducts fine liner pens Sharing this vibrant Madhubani peacock painting, taught in my recent Madhubani art class! The peacock, known for its grace and charm, is a favorite subject in Mithila…

Peacock in mithila painting

✨ The Beauty of Madhubani Art – Peacock Painting 🦚✨ Presenting this graceful Madhubani peacock painting, a symbol of beauty, elegance, and nature’s vibrant colors. In this artwork, I’ve followed the intricate traditional patterns of Mithila art, using natural motifs and fine detailing that reflect the essence of Madhubani painting. Madhubani, or Mithila art, is a heritage of Bihar, known for its symbolic figures, geometric designs, and mythological inspiration. My Madhubani classes often…

Madhubani style Peacock🦚 . A peacock in the Madhubani painting represents divine love, knowledge, prosperity, and romance. As the feather is in the form of an eye, it is believed that it saves us from the evil and negativity. People keep the feather of a peacock in their homes as a sign of good luck and prosperity. ✨ . Material used: •300 gsm paper from @cansonpaper •Water colour brush pen from @kokuyo.camlin •Triplus Fineliner from @staedtler . . . #mandalawonders #madhubanipainting…

Madhubani style Peacock🦚 . A peacock in the Madhubani painting represents divine love, knowledge, prosperity, and romance. As the feather is in the form of an eye, it is believed that it saves us from the evil and negativity. People keep the feather of a peacock in their homes as a sign of good luck and prosperity. ✨ . Material used: •300 gsm paper from @cansonpaper •Water colour brush pen from @kokuyo.camlin •Triplus Fineliner from @staedtler . . . #mandalawonders #madhubanipainting…

Madhubani art (also Mithila art) is a style of painting practiced in the Mithila region of India and Nepal. It is named after the Madhubani district of Bihar, India, which is where it originated. Artists create these paintings using a variety of mediums, including their own fingers, or twigs, brushes, nib-pens, and matchsticks. The paint is created using natural dyes and pigments. The paintings are characterised by their eye-catching geometrical patterns.

🐟 Dancing in Harmony – Madhubani Fish Joda in Kachani Style Presenting my latest Mithila painting – a pair of Madhubani fish (joda) dancing gracefully in Kachani style, symbolizing balance, abundance, and eternal harmony. In Madhubani tradition, fish are considered sacred and auspicious, representing prosperity, fertility, and the rhythm of life. Their graceful movement together reflects unity and togetherness—perfectly paired in motion and meaning. ✨ Original artwork by @sonatamink –…

🦚✨ Digitally Rooted in Tradition – Madhubani Peacock ✨🦚 Presenting my digital Madhubani peacock, created in a vibrant mix of Kachani linework and colorful detailing. While Kachani is traditionally known for fine line art, I’ve added a splash of 4–5 earthy tones to bring this majestic bird to life in a unique way. Symbolizing grace, beauty, and divine presence, the peacock is a timeless motif in Mithila painting. This artwork blends the charm of folk art with the flexibility of digital…

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