Courses conducted by Mithila Painting Institute
(Affiliated with Aryabhatta Knowledge University)
Objectives of Mithila Chitrakala Sansthan
1. Preserving Cultural Heritage
The institution is deeply committed to preserving and promoting the centuries-old tradition of Mithila painting. By encouraging the use of authentic techniques, natural colors, and age-old themes, it ensures that the cultural essence of this folk art remains intact. Through exhibitions, workshops, and documentation, the institution not only safeguards this artistic heritage but also passes it on to future generations, keeping alive the identity and pride of the Mithila region.
2. Skill Development & Training
The institution plays a vital role in nurturing talent by offering structured training programs for aspiring artists. Special emphasis is placed on empowering women by teaching them professional skills in Mithila painting, which opens new opportunities for economic independence and social recognition. By combining traditional art with modern platforms, the training helps artists showcase their work at national and international levels, thereby improving their livelihoods and giving them a dignified place in society.
Programs Offered by Mithila Chitrakala Sansthan
Mithila Chitrakala Sansthan preserves and promotes
Mithila Folk Painting through specialized programs.
Why Choose MCS
MCS offers expert-led training in Mithila Folk Painting with tradition, innovation, and career opportunities.
Mithila Chitrakala Sansthan: Key Points on Painting ere
1. Traditional Techniques – Mithila painting preserves its originality through styles like Kachni, Bharni, and Godna. These age-old methods reflect the precision, detailing, and symbolic beauty that make the art form unique across generations.
2. Natural and Eco-Friendly Practice – Artists use organic dyes, natural pigments, and handmade paper. This eco-conscious approach not only safeguards the environment but also keeps the artwork deeply connected to nature and sustainability.
3. Storytelling and Cultural Expression – Each painting narrates stories from mythology, folklore, and daily life. The vibrant colors and symbolic patterns transform simple visuals into timeless cultural expressions that inspire and educate society.
Blog
Union Finance Minister’s Visit Highlights Mithila Art
On November 29, 2024, the Union Finance Minister visited the Mithila Chitrakala Sansthan in Saurath, Madhubani district, Bihar. Her visit highlighted the cultural and artistic significance of Mithila painting and recognized the institute’s efforts in preserving this traditional art. The event brought national attention to the Sansthan and inspired local artists with renewed pride and confidence.
Expression of Gratitude
Renowned Mithila artist Dulari Devi expressed her heartfelt gratitude, sharing that the painting took nearly a month to complete with immense dedication and skill. She emphasized that every motif was carefully designed to reflect the cultural identity of Mithila and its timeless artistic heritage. The artwork stood as a symbol of tradition, craftsmanship, and the enduring pride of the Mithila community.
TOP OFFICIALS
Shri Motilal Prasad
Hon'ble Minister Art,culture & Youth Department
Goverment of Bihar
Sri Pranav Kumar, I.A.S
Secretary Art,Culture & Youth Department
Goverment Of Bihar
Anand Sharma, I.A.S
District Magistrate Cum Director,
Mithila Chitrakala Sansthan, Madhubani
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