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Madhubani Painting - by Aparnita Saha

 

Madhubani Painting:




Madhubani painting is prepared with natural color on paper,board,wall,fabric and other delectable items.The interesting fact about madhubani paintings is that it was started in the period of Ramayana.The paintings are instinctively created by artists.There isn't any sketching involved and hence each feature is unique in its own way. Madhubani art,today, draws a strong following from art enthusiasts all over the world.The pattern-feature of these paintings have now been incorporated into mugs,mouse pads,cushion covers and bags.

About the Artist:



Aparnita Saha is a final year MBA student of ICFAI Business School,Hyderabad.Her love for various forms of Art has made her more passionate towards her hobby.She describes paintings as a flow of emotions.She is a member of our team and helps us to develop and implement better ideas.


Our Message:

Dear Aparnita,

Indeed your work is as vibrant and beautiful as you are...We would love to display and write more about your art...Keep going girl !!!

With love,

MUSART

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