This Madhubani painting beautifully showcases the traditional fish motif, rendered in a striking black and red color palette. The fish, a symbol of fertility, prosperity, and good fortune in Madhubani art, is illustrated with intricate patterns and detailing, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Mithila region in Bihar, India.

The black lines are finely drawn using black pigment, outlining the shape of the fish and filling it with elaborate geometric and floral patterns. The red color, often made from natural sources like kumkum or red sandalwood, fills the background or highlights specific elements like the fins, scales, and surrounding motifs, creating a bold visual contrast.

The composition is symmetrical and stylized, bordered with traditional Mithila patterns like arches, vines, and concentric circles, enhancing the aesthetic appeal. The lack of empty space a signature trait of Madhubani paintings — is maintained by filling every area with fine detailing and patterns.

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This saree is ready to wear with fall and pico done. silk tassels adorn the pallu and add more grace to it. An unstitched blouse fabric is included.

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