Available Works
Madhubani
Intricate line-drawings filled with bright colors, depicting nature and mythology.
Pattachitra
Mythological narratives painted with natural colors on specially treated cloth.
Manjusha Art
An ancient scroll painting originating from Bhagalpur, using only three colors—pink, green, and yellow.
Kantha Embroidery
A type of embroidery craft in the eastern regions of the Indian subcontinent, specifically Bangladesh and West Bengal.
Saura Painting
Tribal mural paintings dedicated to the deity Idital, drawn on walls using white rice paste over a red earth background.
Dhokra Art
An ancient non-ferrous metal casting using the lost-wax casting technique, known for its primitive simplicity and folk motifs.
Sujini Embroidery
A narrative embroidery form traditionally used to make quilts, depicting social themes, nature, and mythology.
Tikuli Art
A complex craft creating decorative items from broken glass, gold foil, and vibrant colors, originating in Patna.
Pipli Applique
Vibrant patchwork and applique art used to create umbrellas, canopies, and wall hangings for the Jagannath Temple.
Applique Work
A technique originating from Pipli where pieces of colored fabric are sewn onto a base cloth to form beautiful patterns.
Terracotta Art
Intricate baked clay work famously seen in the magnificent temples of Bishnupur.
Kalighat Painting
Watercolors on paper originating near the Kalighat Kali Temple, featuring bold outlines and vibrant depictions of gods and daily life.