Peacocks with Tree of LifeDescription Madhubani painting or Mithila painting is a style of Indian painting this is a form of traditional art practiced in northern Bihar, known as the Mithilanchal. Originating from wall paintings or decorations and primarily practiced by rural women, this art form depicts nature and mythological tales, which have been passed on through generations in the form of simplistic graphics in two dimensional perspective. Painting is done with fingers,

has interpreted the name as "Dakshina-amurty"

floods (desire and attachment)

He is the Remover of Obstacles

the Lord is holding a trident

a white patch under the eye and a long

The artist has chiseled out one of the masterpieces in brass in the form of Lord Krishna

Sāī (Sa'ih) is the Persian term for "holy one" or "saint"

People giving Farewell to newly wed bride with his groom to start a new journey in life

The brunches of the trees with birds taking rest on them have been beautifully painted

the sage concluded that Lord Vishnu was the most supreme of the Trimurti and told the rishis the same

Practiced in West Bengal

She is called the radiant light in the eyes of Shiva