Shop Madhubani, Mithila and folk art sarees featuring fish, peacock, floral and tribal motifs.
About Madhubani art
Madhubani, also called Mithila art, comes from the Mithila region of Bihar. It is known for bold outlines, natural motifs like fish, peacocks and lotuses, and densely filled patterns.
This collection brings Madhubani and other Indian folk art, including Warli-inspired and hand-block designs, onto tussar silk and soft cotton sarees.
How to style a folk art saree
Let the artwork shine with a solid blouse in a colour from the print, and finish with oxidised silver or terracotta jewellery.
Frequently asked questions
Are these sarees hand-painted or printed?
Most designs here are printed in the Madhubani and folk art style. Each product description gives the details.
Where can I wear a Madhubani saree?
They suit cultural events, office celebrations, festive gatherings and anywhere you want an artistic, conversation-starting look.
