A Celebration of Madhubani Art at Bangalore International Centre

The recent event at Bangalore International Centre was a remarkable showcase of art, culture, and tradition. Over two days, visitors could experience a stunning collection of hand-painted Madhubani art on sarees, dupattas, and stoles meticulously crafted by Vidushini.

The event attracted a diverse audience, including art enthusiasts, collectors, and longtime admirers of Madhubani. Many visitors engaged deeply with the artworks, appreciating the intricate details and the stories woven into each piece. Several longtime followers of Vidushini also attended, expressing their admiration and support for her continued efforts in preserving and evolving this heritage art form.

A particularly enriching aspect of the event was the interaction with elderly visitors who fondly reminisced about traditional Indian art forms. Their appreciation and nostalgia reinforced the significance of Madhubani in India’s artistic heritage. Conversations with fellow creatives and art lovers also highlighted a growing interest in understanding each piece’s cultural depth and craftsmanship.