Madhubani Painting, originating from the Mithila region of Bihar, is one of the most celebrated forms of Indian folk art. Traditionally done by the women of the region, it portrays themes from nature, mythology, and spirituality using natural dyes and pigments.

• Recognized internationally for its unique style and symbolism
• Practiced across generations by artisans in Madhubani and surrounding villages
• Used to decorate walls, fabrics, manuscripts, and temples

Madhubani Artist Villages: Open Daily – Best time to visit is between 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

BAT actively promotes Madhubani paintings by hosting exhibitions, enabling artisan exchange programs, and helping local artists reach international markets like Thailand. It also supports Madhubani-inspired cultural events in Southeast Asia.