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In this Mithila Painting, Lord Shiva is shown holding “Treeshul” in one hand and “Damroo” in the other hand. He is also shown sitting on the skin of a tiger. The conch background of this painting is making it more religious.
Artist: Kamini Kashyap
Dimension: 22 inches x 15 inches
Lord Shiva is also known as the destroyer of the world. There are 12 jyotirlingas where people go to worship during the Shrawan month. Shiva is also known as Neelkanth. With snake as a garland, Shiva is a having a third eye on his forehead.
| Dimensions | N/A |
|---|---|
| Base Material | Handmade Paper |
| Painting Color | Acrylic |
| Painting Dimension | 22 inch x 15 inch |
| Framing | No, Yes |
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This beautiful Mithila Painting shows the current situation of migration of people from Mithila, and the case of lost identity. This is made in Godna style which is rarely being practiced these days.
Artists: Kamini Kashyap
Painting Dimension: 11″x7″
Vidyapati (1352 – 1448), also known by the sobriquet Maithil Kavi Kokil (the poet cuckoo of Maithili) was a Maithili poet and a Sanskrit writer. He was born in the village Bisfi in Madhubani district of Mithila Region of India.
Mithila Painting of Vidyapati
Artists: Kalpna Kumari
Painting Dimension: 11″x7″
In this Mithila Painting, Goddess Kali is shown holding her weapon in her hand and her reaction after she set her foot on Lord Shiva accidentally. She is being shown with a demon’s head in one hand and hands of demons as her dress. She is being worshipped for tantric purposes too and as an “Ishtadevi” in different parts of the country especially Bengal and Bihar.
Dimension: 22 inches x 15 inches
Artist: Kamini Kashyap
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