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Genuine Madhubani Art Canvas Painting by Nero Art Hub New Delhi
- Location: New Delhi, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Originating in the Madhubani art town of Bihar, Mithila portray, or Madhubani portray, is one of India's most cherished craftsmanship shapes. These depictions have also been found around the world, with a Madhubani exhibition hall in Japan as well. A few of them are committed to divine beings and goddesses, whereas others depict the everyday lives of common people. It is these differences in topics that make Madhubani an evergreen masterpiece!
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