Fishes and Flowers in Vibrant Colours Madhubani Painting on Handmade Paper

This striking Madhubani painting by KARM 108 vividly portrays an interplay of fishes and flowers, rendered in the art form's distinctive style. In Mithila tradition, fish are potent symbols of fertility, prosperity, and good fortune, their dynamic movement often reflecting life's abundance. Here, they swim amidst an array of blossoming flowers, typically embodying beauty and growth. The composition exemplifies Madhubani's characteristic double-line borders and dense, vibrant colour fill, leaving no space untouched in a celebration of nature's bounty.

Created by KARM 108 using natural colours on handmade paper, this artwork connects to a rich legacy originating from the Mithila region of Bihar. Madhubani art, traditionally practiced by women, initially adorned freshly plastered mud walls and floors during significant life events such as weddings and festivals. From the 1960s, artists adapted this intricate visual language to handmade paper. The piece showcases the bharni style through its bold, expansive colour application, a hallmark alongside stylised almond eyes and iconic motifs like the fish, peacock, and lotus, all integral to this ancient narrative tradition.

As a one-of-a-kind original, this Madhubani painting is not a print, ensuring its unique provenance and artistic integrity. It ships with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, verifying its originality and craftsmanship. We provide free insured delivery across India, allowing collectors to acquire this distinctive piece with complete peace of mind.