Madhubani art, believed to have originated during the Ramayana era, reflects dualism in its philosophy. This traditional art form adorns walls with divine deities, celestial bodies, and elements from various belief systems. Historically, it provided women in Bihar with a creative outlet. Today, artists use modern materials and diverse mediums to preserve and evolve this ancient tradition. The book explores Madhubani’s artistic and cultural significance, featuring works by Bharati Dayal.