Madhubani and Mandala art are both ancient Indian art styles, Which, despite being different, share many similarities. Meditation, patience and inner peace are important in both the arts. While Madhubani art features figures inspired by gods and goddesses, mythology and nature, Mandala art makes more use of geometric and circular shapes.

Both arts emphasize on intricate designs and both demand attention and detail from the artists. Talking about colours, both styles use natural colours such as those made from flowers, leaves and soil.

Both Madhubani and Mandla have cultural and spiritual significance. Madhubani is primarily associated with the Mithila region, while Mandala is associated with the Buddhist and Tibetan meditation tradition.

Despite the similarities, both have different styles and purposes. Madhubani is mostly based on religious and cultural symbols, while Mandala is used for spirituality and meditation.