Manjusha Art
₹1,250.00
Step into the enchanting world of Manjusha Art, Bihar’s ancient folk narrative art form hailing from Bhagalpur and the Anga region. GI‑tagged and revered for centuries, Manjusha paintings depict the legendary tale of Bihula–Bishari through bold lines, vibrant pink, green, and yellow hues, and symbolic motifs—snakes, champa flowers, gods,
Traditionally painted on temple-shaped frames, bamboo-jute paper, Tussar silk, or handcrafted cotton, these artworks serve ritual, decorative, and collectible purposes. Whether framed for your living room or used in puja spaces, Manjusha Art brings centuries-old storytelling and cultural essence to any setting.
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