THIS MULTICOLOURED OVERLAP JACKET IS INSPIRED BY FISHES FROM MADHUBANI PAINTING. THE JACKET HAS INTRICATE NEON EMBROIDERY WORK TO ENHANCE IT. THE LONG ONE-SIDED DRAPE GIVES A VERY CHIQUE LOOK.
ABOUT PAINTING- MADHUBANI PAINTING IS ONE OF THE MANY FAMOUS INDIAN ART FORMS. AS IT IS PRACTICED IN THE MITHILA REGION OF BIHAR AND NEPAL, IT IS CALLED MITHILA OR MADHUBANI ART. OFTEN CHARACTERIZED BY COMPLEX GEOMETRICAL PATTERNS, THESE PATTERS ARE KNOWN FOR REPRESENTING RITUAL CONTENT FOR PARTICULAR OCCASIONS, INCLUDING FESTIVALS, RELIGIOUS RITUALS, ETC. THE COLOURS USED MADHUBANI PAINTINGS ARE USUALLY DERIVED FROM PLANTS AND OTHER NATURAL SOURCES. THESE COLOURS ARE OFTEN BRIGHT AND PIGMENTS LIKE LAMPBLACK AND OCHRE ARE USED TO CREATE BLACK AND BROWN RESPECTIVELY. INSTEAD OF CONTEPORARY BRUSHES, OBJECTS LIKE TWIGS, MATCHSTICKS AND EVEN FINGERS ARE USED TO CREATE THE PAINTINGS.
DISCLAIMER - THE PRODUCTS ARE HANDMADE SO SLIGHT CHANGES ARE NATURAL.
