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Which Indian state is Madhubani art from?
ABihar
BKerala
CPunjab
DGoa
CBSEClass 6 (CBSE)Art EducationCh 6 · Topic 2
Practising Regional Art Appreciation
Practice and revise: exploring Madhubani, Warli and Pattachitra - regional Indian art styles.
Core concept
Madhubani art from Bihar uses bold lines and natural colours to depict nature and mythology. Warli art from Maharashtra uses simple white geometric shapes on a mud background to show daily tribal life. Pattachitra from Odisha uses intricate, detailed paintings on cloth or dried palm leaves, often depicting religious stories.
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Appreciating regional art means understanding not just how it looks, but the culture, materials, and stories behind each style.
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• Madhubani art is from Bihar, using bold lines and natural colours.
• Warli art is from Maharashtra, using white geometric shapes.
• Pattachitra is from Odisha, painted on cloth or palm leaves.
• Regional art reflects the culture and stories of its region.