Collection: Madhubani

An intricate concentric mandala rendered in a tonal ivory palette, its dense radial linework built up by hand. The restrained, monochrome treatment lets the density of the drawing carry the piece, making it a quiet but detailed presence in a contemporary room. Hand-painted by Mithila artists in the Madhubani tradition of northern Bihar Dimensions: 79 x 59 x 1.5 cm (L x B x H) Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide

A vibrant composition where countless fish flow in rhythmic harmony across a striking blue ground. Intricate detailing and repetition create a sense of movement and abundance. In Mithila painting the fish is a symbol of fertility, and the repeated form is one of the tradition’s most recognisable subjects. Hand-painted by Mithila artists in the Madhubani tradition of northern Bihar Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide

Anant Chakra is a study in continuity and rhythm. Intricate concentric patterns and traditional Mithila motifs are built up by hand in earthy black and vermilion, filled so densely that almost no ground is left bare, which is one of the defining habits of the tradition. Hand-painted by Mithila artists in the Madhubani tradition of northern Bihar Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide

A vibrant flow of traditional fish motifs unfolds across a striking cobalt blue ground. Neel Lahar captures movement, abundance and harmony through the repetitive, closely worked linework that Madhubani painting is built on. Hand-painted by Mithila artists in the Madhubani tradition of northern Bihar Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide

Matsya Vritta channels Madhubani’s love of dense, radiating pattern into a bold crimson palette. Hundreds of individually painted fish forms spiral outward from a central point, built up through the fine, repetitive linework characteristic of the tradition. In Mithila painting the fish stands for fertility and abundance. Its saturated colour and hypnotic symmetry make it a natural centrepiece for warm, jewel-toned interiors. Hand-painted by Mithila artists in the Madhubani tradition of northern Bihar Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide

A mesmerising interlay of intricate fish motifs surrounds a vivid blue centre in Neel Jaal. Symbolising abundance and harmony, the composition draws on the rich visual language of Madhubani painting, where the fill matters as much as the outline. Hand-painted by Mithila artists in the Madhubani tradition of northern Bihar Framed in solid wood and fitted with hanging hardware Made to order in about five weeks; prices include duties and we ship worldwide