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    Madhubani painting is a style of Indian folk painting from Madhubani, Bihar. It uses natural dyes and pigments. The process involves painting designs and motifs on paper or cloth using fingers, nib-pens, and brushes. Common themes include nature, religion, and social events. Colors are extracted from plants like indigo flowers for blue, red rose flowers, and butterfly pea flowers. Once completed, the painting is mounted on a jharoka frame for display. Products featuring Madhubani paintings include wall hangings, lanterns, and other decorative art.

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    Madhubani painting is a style of Indian folk painting from Madhubani, Bihar. It uses natural dyes and pigments. The process involves painting designs and motifs on paper or cloth using fingers, nib-pens, and brushes. Common themes include nature, religion, and social events. Colors are extracted from plants like indigo flowers for blue, red rose flowers, and butterfly pea flowers. Once completed, the painting is mounted on a jharoka frame for display. Products featuring Madhubani paintings include wall hangings, lanterns, and other decorative art.

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    Madhubani painting is a style of Indian folk painting from Madhubani, Bihar. It uses natural dyes and pigments. The process involves painting designs and motifs on paper or cloth using fingers, nib-pens, and brushes. Common themes include nature, religion, and social events. Colors are extracted from plants like indigo flowers for blue, red rose flowers, and butterfly pea flowers. Once completed, the painting is mounted on a jharoka frame for display. Products featuring Madhubani paintings include wall hangings, lanterns, and other decorative art.

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    MADHUBANI

    PAINTING
    INTRODUCTION

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    HISTORY

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    PROCESS OF PAINTING
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    Once the painting is completed it is then fixed in between the Two-dimensional frame. The jharoka
    is made in such a way that the Madubani painting, which is done on the paper or canvas, has to be
    fixed between the jharoka and this is how the jharoka with madhubani painting gets complete.
    COLORS USED IN MADHUBANI PAINTING
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    Indigo Flower
    Indigo flowers are used to extract indigo colour for Madhubani
    paintings. Indigo flower is found in Madhubani and its
    surroundings. Indigo dye was traditionally extracted from this
    plant. It is among the oldest method of extracting natural dye.
    Ancient era, India was the largest supplier of Indigo dye.

    Red Colour
    Red rose flowers are used to extract red colour. Apart from rose,
    some other red flowers are used to extract red colour.

    Blue Colour
    Butterfly blue pea flower is used to extract blue colour for
    madhubani paintings.

    Apart from these colours, there are lots of techniques to extract


    natural colour for madhubani paintings.
    PRODUCTS WHICH MADE USING MADHUBANI
    PAINTING

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