Madhubani Hand Made Painting | Godhana Meen Naach | 10inch X 10inch with Frame

A symbol of abundance, fertility, and flow, Godhana Meen Naach is a stunning representation of duality and harmony in motion. This hand-painted Madhubani artwork captures the rhythmic grace of two fish circling in balance — a motif deeply rooted in Indian folk traditions and often associated with good fortune.

Dance of the Fish: Two fish curve around each other in perfect symmetry, encased in a scalloped circle that radiates movement and unity. Their detailed scales, dotted fins, and wide eyes are brought to life with bold black lines and subtle red-pink accents, while a delicate green plant at the center anchors the composition. The red floral border adds an extra layer of folk elegance and festive charm.

Traditional Craftsmanship: This piece is hand-painted by artisans from Bihar using the Godhana (tattoo-inspired) style of Madhubani — known for its monochromatic palette, circular motifs, and dot-line intricacy. Made on handmade paper with natural inks, it reflects the deep symbolism and meditative quality of Mithila folk art.

Framed to Perfection: The artwork comes mounted in a black wooden frame with a soft white backdrop and red-bordered mat, ready to enrich your space with cultural charm. Its symmetrical design makes it ideal for meditation corners, entrances, or art clusters.

Dimensions: 10 inches × 10 inches. A compact, meaningful piece that celebrates harmony, prosperity, and the timeless wisdom of folk tradition.