| Title | Harmony of Fishes – A Traditional Manjusha Painting from Bihar |
| Medium | Acrylic on wall |
| Size | 5/3 feet |
| Description | This artwork is a traditional Manjusha painting, a folk art form from Bihar, India. The painting is rich with bold lines, vibrant colors, and symbolic motifs. It depicts two fishes facing each other, forming a symmetrical composition. The fishes are outlined in black with green bodies and decorative yellow fins, set against a striking red background. Beneath them, stylized waves flow in rhythmic patterns, symbolizing water and life. At the top center, a red sun motif adds balance and energy to the scene. The border is decorated with geometric and floral designs, which is a signature style of Manjusha art.Manjusha paintings are deeply connected with mythology, folklore, and cultural traditions. The motifs often carry symbolic meanings of prosperity, fertility, and harmony. Traditionally, these paintings were made on boxes (Manjusha means “box”) and are known for their distinctive use of red, green, and yellow colors along with bold black outlines. |
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