Madhubani painting is a famous art that originated in the Mithila region of Bihar (India). Madhubani hand-painted art is considered to be as old as the era in which Ramayana was set. It is said that inhabitants of the Mithila region painted their homes and streets with Madhubani art. Madhubani paintings were done to celebrate the wedding of Lord Ram and Sita.
Madhubani paintings were done using natural colors and twigs of the tree. These days it is done using acrylic paints and brush.
Each item is handcrafted with the hand-painting technique, and might carry variations of color, patterns and other delicate inefficiencies. Handloom fabric may have uneven texture.

Note: (As with all handpainted art, you may notice minor stains or small marks on your dupatta. These are not flaws, but rather the signature of the artisan's hand, adding a unique charm to each piece. The minor imperfections are a testament to its authenticity and the human touch involved in its creation.)