24 x 16 Inch | Radha Krishna Raas | Original Hand Painted Madhubani Painting | Acrylic Paints On Paper

• This Madhubani painting beautifully captures the Raas of Radha and Krishna with the gopis, alive with movement and devotion.
• Each figure and motif is meticulously hand-painted with bold natural pigments, showcasing intricate line work and traditional patterns.
• Preeti Das, with 10 years of experience, brings storytelling to life through the interplay of color, rhythm, and cultural symbolism.
• The vivid hues, detailed flora, and folk-inspired designs evoke the spiritual energy of classical Indian mythology.
• Perfect for wall display, this piece adds heritage charm, festive vibrance, and a timeless story to any home or sacred space.

Madhubani, meaning “forest of honey,” is an ancient art from Bihar’s Mithila region, traditionally painted on mud walls during weddings and rituals. Known for its detailed borders, fine lines, and bold colours, it depicts gods, nature, and folk stories in symmetrical patterns. Artists use natural pigments and tools like twigs or fingers to create striking, symbolic designs. Today, Madhubani painting flourishes globally on paper, cloth, and canvas, while staying true to its cultural roots.

Preeti Das, a Bhopal-based artist of Bihar origin, carries forward the hereditary tradition of Madhubani painting with a fresh, contemporary lens. Trained in the craft within her family, she deepened her skills through active participation in local art communities, design mentorship under Project Tarasha, and digital training. Holding a Master’s degree in Archaeology, she draws inspiration from history and heritage to inform her art.

With 8–10 years of professional practice, Preeti blends the precision of strong drawing skills with an explorative approach, creating works that bridge tradition and modernity. Her distinctive limited-palette Madhubani series, inspired by a visit to Sanchi, reflects her ability to weave new narratives into an age-old form. Her themes often centre on modern women, women’s stories, and stone art influences, adding depth and relevance to her work. She has participated in 8–10 major exhibitions including Bharat Bhavan and Swaraj Bhavan, shown in Delhi and Mumbai, conducted around 10 workshops, and taken part in nearly 25 gallery shows. Associated with Baro Art and Bhopal’s local samsthas, her work is celebrated for its unique contemporary direction while staying rooted in cultural heritage. For Preeti, Madhubani is both a vessel of tradition and a space for innovation—an artform through which she seeks to tell new stories while honouring the wisdom of the past.

Material: Paper

Dimensions: 24 inch x 16.5 inch

Suitable for: Indoor or Covered Area

Waterproof Coating: No

Packaging: Shipped rolled (and placed in a pipe / hard cardboard roll)

1 x Painting

Clean gently with a soft damp cloth.
For longevity, get the painting framed under glass or acrylic.