| Title | Manjusha Painting – A Folk Art of Bihar Depicting Myth and Tradition |
| Medium | Acrylic on wall |
| Size | 5/3 feet |
| Description | This is a **Manjusha painting**, a traditional folk art form from the state of **Bihar, India**. It is often called the **”scroll painting of Ang Pradesh”**, and it has mythological and cultural significance.In this particular painting, you can see:* A **decorative border** in geometric and floral patterns, which is a unique feature of Manjusha art.* A **mythical figure of an elephant**, painted with bright colors and bold outlines.* Natural elements like **plants and the sun**, symbolizing life and prosperity.Manjusha paintings are usually made with **vibrant colors** such as yellow, green, red, and black, often depicting stories from the folklore of **Bihula–Bishahari**, which are linked to the worship of the Snake Goddess (Bishahari).This art form not only serves as decoration but also as a medium to preserve and narrate traditional legends. |
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