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The spreading branches of the Tree of Life are covered with verdant foliage. Leading villagers in its veneration, Krishna with his blue "cloud complexion" sings. Exploring the co-existence of living creatures with their environment, Devendra Kumar Jha paints the joyous scene in bold, jewel colors. He works with natural dyes on handmade paper to create a beautiful Madhubani folk art painting.

As each painting is an individual creation, each is unique. Colors and motifs may vary slightly from that pictured.

Devendra Kumar Jha and Family create a breathtaking artwork on handmade paper using natural dyes, in the authentic tradition of Madhubani paintings originating from the Mithila region of India. A majestic tree extends its branches, providing a tranquil haven for a flock of peacocks in this striking black and white composition. Jha's artistry in this unique art style immerses viewers in a world where the harmony of nature and cultural heritage converge seamlessly.

In the authentic tradition of Madhubani paintings hailing from the Mithila region of India, Devendra Kumar Jha and Family craft a mesmerizing artwork on handmade paper using natural dyes. The iconic tree of life extends its branches, providing sanctuary to a kaleidoscope of vividly hued birds in shades of vibrant blue, green, orange, yellow and red. Jha's masterful portrayal in this distinctive style breathes life into the paper, inviting viewers into a realm where art becomes a vibrant celebration of nature's beauty and the rich cultural heritage of Mithila.

In the authentic tradition of Madhubani paintings rooted in the Mithila region of India, Devendra Kumar Jha and Family unveil a captivating artwork on handmade paper, using natural dyes. The spellbinding composition features a majestic banyan tree, revered for its sacred significance and symbolic representation of eternity. In a harmonious blend of black, white and blue shades, this mesmerizing creation invites your contemplation, beckoning you into a realm where cultural heritage and natural symbolism converge in a visually arresting narrative.