DIY Rocking Madhubani Fish

Cotton Saree with Madhubani handpainted designs. The pallu and borders have handpainted motifs. There is no blousepiece. Madhubani is a traditional art form of Mithila, the birthplace of Sita Devi. The artwork was originally painted as murals adorning rural homes, but its beauty and popularity has brought it into textiles as wearable art. Typical Madhubani sarees have folk motifs of fish, peacocks, parrots, trees, flowers, and creepers, all signifying abundance. Material: Cotton, powerloom weave

Classic Tussar Silk Saree with Madhubani handpainted designs. The saree is in raw tussar colour. The pallu has painted rows with fish and peacock motifs. There are peacock buttis in the body. The blouse has painted motifs for sleeve and back. Madhubani is a traditional art form of Mithila, the birthplace of Sita Devi. The artwork was originally painted as murals adorning rural homes, but its beauty and popularity has brought it into textiles as wearable art. The folk motifs of fish, peacocks, pa