Madhubani, or Mithila painting, comes from Bihar and is loved for its double outlines, bright colour and fish, peacock and tree-of-life motifs. Here it is on canvas, on wall plates, on serving trays and on terracotta.
7 gifts in this collection
Top ratedFor parents & couples, Housewarming
Three metal wall plates carrying Mithila-style Madhubani motifs from Bihar. Hooks are fitted, so they go up in minutes and lift a plain wall straight away.
Top ratedFor friends & her, Housewarming
Another lovely framed Madhubani-style piece from ArtX, rich in colour and pattern. Easy to pair with the ArtX Madhubani above.
Top ratedFor her & parents, Housewarming
A terracotta matki painted by hand in the Madhubani style, all fine lines and bright colour. A small, joyful piece for a shelf or console.
Top ratedFor parents & couples, Housewarming
A framed set of Madhubani-style art prints with the bold lines and bright fills of Mithila painting. An easy way to give a living room some colour and character.
Top ratedFor couples & parents, Wedding
Three canvas-wrapped Madhubani artworks designed to hang together as one wall story. A statement piece for a couple setting up home.
For friends & her, Housewarming
A framed Madhubani-style print with the classic double-line borders and fish motifs of Mithila art. Small enough for a hallway, bright enough to notice.
For parents & couples, Housewarming
Two sheesham wood trays hand-painted with Madhubani motifs. Serve tea on them, then leave them out as art.
Choose by wall size. A single frame suits a hallway; a set of three canvases makes a living-room statement.
For daily use, the hand-painted trays and matki bring Madhubani into the everyday rather than only onto the wall.
Most framed pieces are prints of the style; the trays and matki are painted by hand.
Our top picks right now are Ritualistic Madhubani Wall Plates, Set of 3, ArtX Paper Madhubani Indian Art, Framed and ExclusiveLane Madhubani Hand-painted Matki Vase. Every gift in this list of 7 is chosen by hand and ranked by buyer ratings across many reviews, so a single lucky five-star review does not push anything to the top.
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