#LocalWaliDiwali: Local Madhubani Art Stores for Paintings, Decor, Clothes and More!

The land of art, crafts and culture, India offers a peek at the rich cultural tapestry that goes through each nook and corner of the country. One such art is Madhubani art which infuses the mix of Mithila into anything it has been used for. Madhubani art, a style of painting is practised in the Mithila region of India and Nepal and derives its name from Madhubani, a city in Bihar. The city gives it the origin, however, Jitwarpur, Ranti and Rasidpur are the three most notable cities associated with the tradition and evolution of Madhubani art.

The art that signifies the intricate designs, bold colours and mainly the mythological themes, Madhubani paintings become essential to be added for the festive decor for a lot of these reasons. While Madhubani art has started being used for various products like bags, clothes, and accessories, we will, first, talk about the most popular of all that we see in almost every household in the regions surrounding Bihar, the Madhubani paintings, followed by the cushion covers, clothes and more. This Diwali, add this elegance to your decor and visit these local stores to pick out some of the most unexplored products of Madhubani art.

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Local Samosa’s #LocalWaliDiwali series puts a spotlight on India’s rich heritage of arts, crafts, and handicrafts, along with the local mom-and-pop stores that have been serving their communities for generations. This initiative celebrates the perfect blend of tradition and innovation, focusing on the most promising local stores that are at the heart of their cities, known for reviving traditional Indian crafts across various categories.

This Diwali, through this series, we are committed to showcasing the best local artists, craftsmen, and small businesses that preserve Indian heritage through their products. By putting these gems on the map, we aim to connect them with people beyond their city, giving these local businesses the visibility, boost, and clientele they deserve.

Madhubani paintings for Diwali decor

ArtZolo, Mumbai

Nestled in the corner of Powai is a small art gallery that offers art and collectables that represent various Madhubani paintings. The portraits of Radha-Krishna, Lord Narayana, forests and nature will become evident as you explore this store. You can get the paintings depending upon the themed decor of your house.

Where: B 1076, Oberoi Garden Estate, near Chandivali Studios, Yadav Nagar, Powai.

Contact: 9956445560

Painted Rythm Art Gallery, Mumbai

In a one-hall space, Painted Rythm Art Gallery offers a few options for Madhubani painting in various frame sizes. You can also see various portraits, murals, and even paper Art of Madhubani painting that boasts different themes like gods, nature, people and more.

Where: 356, Ram Janki, Linking Road, Khar West, Mumbai.

Contact: 8779497097

Tulsi Art, Mumbai

If you want the mythological-themed decor this Diwali, there can’t be an art better than Madhubani paintings. From Rama-Seetha meetings in the garden to Lord Krishna’s story, these Madhubani paintings depict it all. Along with these, this gallery is popular for the themes of Tirupati Nalaji, Bakebihari and even Chamunda Chotila ji.

Where: Shop number 11, Majithia Nagar, Swami Vivekanand Road, Dwarkadhishji Haveli, Kandivali West.

Contact: 9833455075

Arte’ Venue, Mumbai

This Diwali, get ready to decorate the house and select from a wide range of Madhubani painting options as Arte’ Venue, a local store in Andheri has a beautiful collection of them. The collection of wall art prints and paintings displaying the Madhubani art will be showcased to you here from various regional artists.

Where: 21 M, Laxmi Industrial Estate, New Link Road, Sab TV Road, Andheri West.

Contact: 9535805505

The Bimba, New Delhi

Searching for authentic Madhubani paintings in New Delhi, this store might solve your problem. The paintings here consist of Madhubani art that depicts mythological and nature themes and can be put up on the walls during Diwali. The Bimba also offers paintings of various other art forms like Pichwai, Pattachitra, Kalamkar, Gond, Kalighat, Classical Indian Art, Yantra, and more. So, check out this store and get all things of Indian crafts this Diwali.

Where: Z-57, Fifth Floor, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase 2.

Contact: 9310734194

Madhubani Wall Decor

Heritance Art & Craft, Mumbai

Why just paintings when you can also decorate your houses with various other decor products that embody the Madhubani art form? You can find here various wall hangings, cloth lamps, wall plates, and more that get home the Madhubani art this Diwali for various corners. The store also offers varius traditional handicrafts for decor purposes. 

Where: Laxmi Deep Industrial Premises C, New Link Rd, Laxmi Industrial Estate, Andheri West, Mumbai.

Contact: 098331 13285

Madhubani Paints by Asha Jha, Darbhanga

In the home state of the art, Madhubani paintings thrives in the clothing as well. You can visit Madhubani Paints by Asha Jha, a national award-winning artist Asha Jha from Darbhanga who runs a store that makes Madhubani print clothes like sarees, shirts, blouses, dupattas, suit sets and even kurtas for men. Along with this, you can also see home decor products like cushion covers, and wall paintings with the handpainted Madhubani work. 

Where: Bela mode near petrol pump, Kathalbari, Darbhanga, Bihar.

Contact: 7042920409

Kamini Crafts

If you want to know the art of Madhubani, from the artists, Kamini Crafts is an ideal place. You can browse through various Madhubani paintings and art and get home the one you like the best. Along with the paintings, they also sell Madhubani earrings, plates, rakhis and more and also offer workshops on it that you can be part of!

Where: Hanuman bag, Gaushala Road, Gumti no.- 13, Madhubani, Bihar

Contact: 9431654082

Diorama Designs 

If you want one roof for all Madhubani art products, reach out to Diorama Designs which offers Madhubani-themed clothes, dupattas, sarees, cushion covers, potlis and more. So, make it a themed Diwali this time and go all about Madhubani art this year! 

Contact: Diorama Designs