Madhubani Goddess Vertical Panel in Black Frame – Handpainted Mithila Painting
Non-returnable
Rs.1,999.00 Rs.2,499.00
his handpainted Madhubani goddess panel channels the spirit of traditional Mithila doorway paintings, where protective deities are invoked to bless and guard the home. The tall, stylised female figure is adorned with layered garments, jewellery and intricate geometric motifs, each section meticulously filled to create the dense, patterned look that defines authentic Madhubani art.
Rendered in a vivid palette of reds, yellows, blues and greens, the artwork stands out dramatically within its slim black frame, making it perfect for narrow wall niches, entrances and pillar edges where regular frames do not fit. In Mithila tradition, such divine feminine forms symbolise prosperity, fertility and protection, turning this piece into more than just décor – it becomes an auspicious presence in the space
Product Details
Art form: Traditional Madhubani / Mithila folk painting from the Mithila region of Bihar.
Subject: Standing goddess-like female figure in full traditional attire, echoing the protective and auspicious deity imagery seen in Mithila ritual and doorway paintings.
Theme & symbolism: Such divine feminine figures are associated with blessings, prosperity and protection of the household, making them popular for entrances and sacred corners.
Orientation & format: Extra-slim vertical panel that fits beautifully beside doors, between windows, on pillars or as part of a set of wall panels.
Style & detailing: Dense geometric borders, repetitive motifs and bold outlines, with every section of the figure and background filled in the characteristic Madhubani manner.
Colour palette: Vibrant mix of red, yellow, blue, green and orange that instantly energises and brightens any wall.
Base material: Handpainted on quality paper/canvas (update with your actual base) and mounted on a sturdy backing for durability.
Frame: Sleek black rectangular frame with protective front, supplied ready to hang.
Ideal placement: Entrance foyer, temple/pooja room door, corridor, staircase wall or living room accent corner.
Gifting occasions: Housewarmings, festivals, weddings and spiritual gifts for lovers of Indian folk art and goddess imagery
