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Madhubani Kohbar Painting Online

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Product Madhubani Kohbar Painting
Material Used Silk
Dimension 108 * 67 Cm
Length 108 cm
Width 67 cm

Description

Celebrate the richness of Mithila culture with an exquisite Madhubani Kohbar painting—an iconic ritual artwork symbolizing love, marriage, and fertility. Traditionally painted on the walls of a bridal chamber (Kohbar Ghar), this sacred art form is now available in vibrant, frame-ready pieces crafted by skilled artisans.

What Is a Kohbar Painting?

The Kohbar painting style—also called Puren—holds deep ceremonial meaning. It is traditionally used to adorn the bridal chamber during Mithila wedding rituals, featuring symbolic motifs like the sun, moon, fish, bamboo, peacocks, and matrimonial scenes. Each element represents prosperity, fertility, and sacred union.

Craftsmanship & Materials

  • Hand-painted by trained Madhubani artists, predominantly women, using fine nibs, brushes, and pens.
  • Natural pigments like ochre, lampblack, turmeric, and indigo are used traditionally. Some modern artworks may use archival inks for longevity.
  • Surfaces include handmade paper, canvas, and fabric—ideal for framed or hanging art.

Sizes & Formats

Format Size Examples Features
Wall Hanging 33″ × 33″ Fabric or paper, ideal for decorative display
Framed Art A4 (8.3″ × 11.7″), 20″ × 30″ Ready for wall display, no custom framing required

Motifs & Symbolism

  • Dual circles representing the bride and groom
  • Natural symbols: fish (fertility), peacock (beauty), bamboo (growth)
  • Celestial bodies: sun and moon for universal harmony
  • Wedding scenes: swayamvar and doli kahaar in saree-border adaptations

Why Choose a Madhubani Kohbar Painting?

  • Cultural authenticity: A ceremonial style with deep-rooted tradition
  • Artisan heritage: Crafted by Mithila women using time-honored techniques
  • Decorative appeal: Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, or corridors
  • Customisable: Sizes, motifs, and themes tailored to personal taste

Explore Kohbar Art Options

  • Wall hangings – Large format fabric pieces
  • Framed artworks – A4 to 30″ × 20″
  • Wearable art – Hand-painted Kohbar designs on silk sarees and dupattas

Shipping & Custom Orders

  • Dispatch time: 7–20 business days for wall art and larger fabrics
  • Available formats: Framed, unframed, or fabric panels
  • Custom commissions: Accepted based on size, color palette, or symbolism

Maintenance Tips

  • Display artwork away from direct sunlight to prevent pigment fading
  • If painted on fabric, use dry cleaning only and iron on the reverse side

About Madhubani & Kohbar Painting

Originating from Bihar’s Mithila region, Madhubani painting encompasses several styles—one of which is the Kohbar painting. Known for its symbolic and matrimonial motifs, Kohbar is integral to marriage rituals. It reflects a strong cultural identity passed down through generations.

Add an authentic Madhubani Kohbar painting to your space and bring home a symbol of tradition, love, and sacred union.

Gallery

Kohbar painting example 1
Kohbar painting example 2
Kohbar painting example 3

What is a Madhubani Kohbar painting?

A Madhubani Kohbar painting is a ritual art form from Bihar’s Mithila region, traditionally painted in the bridal chamber to symbolize love, fertility, and union.

What motifs are used in Kohbar paintings?

Common motifs include the sun, moon, fish, bamboo, peacock, lotus, and wedding scenes that symbolize fertility, prosperity, and sacred union.

Are Madhubani Kohbar paintings handmade?

Yes, all Kohbar paintings are handmade using natural pigments or archival inks by skilled artisans from Mithila.

What materials are used for Kohbar paintings?

They are painted on handmade paper, cloth, or canvas using natural colors like lampblack, indigo, and turmeric.

Is custom artwork available?

Yes, we accept commissions based on desired size, color scheme, and symbolism.

What sizes are available for Kohbar paintings?

Sizes range from A4 (8.3″ × 11.7″) to larger 30″ × 20″ formats, including custom options.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery typically takes 7–20 business days depending on product type and destination.

Are these paintings washable?

If on fabric, dry clean only. For paper or canvas, gently dust and avoid moisture.

Do Kohbar paintings come framed?

Yes, framed and unframed options are available depending on the product selection.

Is this painting suitable for gifts?

Absolutely! Kohbar paintings make for thoughtful wedding and housewarming gifts.

Where do these paintings originate from?

They originate from the Mithila region in Bihar, India—a hub of traditional folk art.

Can I request changes in color palette?

Yes, artists can accommodate specific color requests for custom orders.

Do these paintings come with certificates?

Certificates of authenticity can be included upon request.

Can these be used in interior design projects?

Yes, designers often include Kohbar paintings in modern and ethnic-themed decor projects.

Do you ship internationally?

No.

Additional information

Dimensions 108 x 67 cm

3 reviews for Madhubani Kohbar Painting Online

  1. Rated 5 out of 5

    Anu Sharma

    This marriage art diagram is really niece. Good buy for wedding.

  2. Rated 5 out of 5

    Rajeev Pandey

    I gift this painting to my friend on occasion of his wedding. Really niece painting.

  3. Rated 5 out of 5

    Any Sharma

    Good painting.

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