Lord Hanuman Revealing Lord Ram and Goddess Sita Madhubani Painting on Cold Pressed Paper

This vibrant Madhubani painting by Nishu Singh depicts the profound moment of Lord Hanuman Revealing Lord Ram and Goddess Sita. A pivotal narrative from the epic Ramayana, this scene embodies Hanuman's unwavering devotion as he proves his identity to Sita in Lanka, showing her the divine presence of Rama and herself within his own being. Rendered with the distinctive visual language of Madhubani, the figures of Hanuman, Ram, and Sita feature stylised almond eyes and are framed by characteristic double-line borders. The composition is densely filled, true to the bharni style, with intricate patterns ensuring no space is left empty, imbuing the spiritual narrative with a rich, textural quality.

Artist Nishu Singh employs acrylic colour on cold pressed paper, continuing a tradition that originated in the Mithila region of Bihar. Historically, Madhubani art, also known as Mithila painting, was created by women on the freshly plastered mud walls and floors of their homes during auspicious occasions like weddings and festivals. From the 1960s, this expressive art form transitioned onto handmade paper, preserving its distinct hallmarks: the aforementioned double-line borders, intricate motifs of fish, peacocks, lotus, sun, moon, and serpents, and either the bold colour fills of bharni style or the fine line and cross-hatching of kachni.

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