Fish Raas Madhubani Painting
Fish Raas Madhubani Painting
Fish Raas Madhubani Painting
Fish Raas Madhubani Painting

Fish Raas Madhubani Painting

Colorful Mithila Art by a State-Awardee Madhubani Artist | 11 in x 7.5 in

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Fishes symbolise fertility & procreation, prosperity and good luck.

This vibrant and colorful fish raas is hand painted by an authentic and award winning Madhubani artists from Bihar. Fish in any art form depicts the harmony of elements in nature, and is symbolic of fertility and procreation, and prosperity. The concentric pattern of fishes on a bright red background shown in this kacchani style of Madhubani art reflects the mood of celebration and abundance.

  • This painting is sure to add a touch of cultural beauty to the homes of all Madhubani patrons.
  • Reward yourself with amazing insights into the rich thoughts of the artist when you explore this Beautiful and Aesthetic Art.
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A traditional art form created by the women of Mithila region in Bihar. This region is beautifully set between the lower ranges of the Himalayas and the River Ganga, and lies in the district of Madhubani; and thus these paintings are also popular as Madhubani paintings.

As the story goes, King Janak employed some local women to decorate the walls and floors of his palace as part of the grand arrangements, for his daughter Sita's wedding with Rama!

Down the centuries, the women of Mithila have kept this tradition alive by painting the walls and floors of their houses for festivals and ceremonies like child birth or marriage. Big, bulging, fishlike eyes, sharp nose and double-bordered figures sets this art form completely distinct and unique. Read more

Image Credits: Madhubani Postal Stamp of India | GODL, Madhubani decorated Indian Railways Train | CC BY-SA 4.0