The Monsoon Collective, Forum South Bengaluru
Madhubani artist Vidushini Prasad participated in The Monsoon Collective held at Forum South Bengaluru, an event curated by A Hundred Hands to celebrate the spirit of handmade art and craft.
This three-day event witnessed an overwhelming response, with art lovers from across South Bangalore visiting in large numbers. The exhibition brought together artisans, designers, and creators from diverse disciplines, and Vidushini’s Madhubani art stall was among the key attractions.
Highlights of the Event
- New Product Launches: Vidushini introduced two new categories – exclusive hand-painted Madhubani tote bags and decorative wall plates, both of which received tremendous appreciation from visitors.
- Art Appreciation: Visitors were captivated by the intricate detailing, symbolism, and storytelling in each piece. Many engaged in conversations about the heritage of Madhubani art and its evolution into contemporary expressions.
- Engaging Audience: The event drew students, families, and art enthusiasts, all eager to learn about the tradition of Madhubani painting and its modern applications in wearable and functional art.
Visitor Response
The exhibition was a resounding success, with Vidushini receiving heartfelt appreciation for her artistic expression and craftsmanship. Many visitors shared how the collection beautifully combined cultural depth with modern design sensibilities. The tote bags and wall plates emerged as favourites, reflecting growing interest in functional art and handmade decor.
Artist’s Reflection
Speaking about the experience, Vidushini said: “It was truly heartwarming to be back exhibiting after a long gap. The appreciation, conversations, and curiosity from visitors were both inspiring and satisfying. The Monsoon Collective brought together an audience that genuinely values handmade art, and I’m grateful for the response and support.”
Conclusion
The Monsoon Collective 2025 at Forum South Bengaluru was a celebration of artistry, tradition, and community. Vidushini’s participation reaffirmed the growing admiration for Madhubani art and its relevance in today’s design landscape.
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