The women of Mithila painted their walls to invite the gods in.

Their daughters paint cotton now.

Same stories. Same hands. Different canvas.

This cotton saree carries the ancient visual language of Mithila — the folk art tradition of Bihar that has been telling stories in line and colour for over 2,500 years. The deep teal ground is covered in Madhubani motifs: sun chakras, human figures, animals, and village scenes that build into a dense, narrative pallu of extraordinary detail. The fabric is a slightly substantial cotton with a quiet sheen — comfortable enough for a full day, beautiful enough for an evening.