Motifs and designs, be it on the walls of a palace or a modest tribal hut can now be worn in scarves.
The tradition of Madhubani paintings has been kept alive through the centuries by the women of Madhubani and other areas of Mithila in Bihar. The paintings, made on the walls of mud huts, depict Hindu religious motifs.
Characterized by line drawings filled in with bright colours, these paintings are now done on handmade paper, cloth, and canvas. The colours used are natural and derived from owers, vegetables, turmeric, and lamp black.
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Care Instructions
Dry Clean the first time.
Subsequently, hand washes separately in cold water.
Hang dry, drip dry or dry flat only.
Handle carefully to prevent wrinkles and distortion.
Set the iron at the temperature recommended for silk.
Subsequently, hand washes separately in cold water.
Hang dry, drip dry or dry flat only.
Handle carefully to prevent wrinkles and distortion.
Set the iron at the temperature recommended for silk.
Material
Crepe (Viscose)
Size
L- 167 cm, W- 50 cm
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