Untitled (Two women), 1970s

The presence of women is quite dominating in Mithila paintings. It refers to the tribal and folk stories, oral traditions and culture. This particular artwork depicts two women in an amicable, playful demeanor, suggesting a bond deeper than friends, while sharing a flower between them with motifs of flora and fauna present in their attire too. Mithila paintings are heavy with details through the ornate intricacies while also maintaining a specific rhythm to the artworks.

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