Heritage in Patterns: Indian Folk and Tribal Arts · Cultural Heritage
Madhubani: Symbols and Nature
Learning the vibrant symbolism and intricate line work characteristic of Mithila painting from Bihar.
Key Questions
- 1What do specific animals and plants symbolize in Madhubani traditions?
- 2How does the absence of empty space affect the energy of the painting?
- 3In what ways does this art form connect the artist to their local environment?
CBSE Learning Outcomes
CBSE: Indian Folk and Tribal Art - Madhubani Painting - Class 5
Class: Class 5
Subject: Fine Arts
Unit: Heritage in Patterns: Indian Folk and Tribal Arts
Period: Cultural Heritage
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