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Wearing ornate apparel, Ganesha, the deity with the head of an elephant, has a lotus blossom tattooed on his trunk. Working in the traditional Madhubani style, Vidushini paints the image freehand on handmade paper. The auspicious god is the son of Shiva and Parvati, two of the most powerful gods in Hindu belief. Ganesha can control the occult forces that bring disaster upon mankind.

Devendra Kumar Jha is a master of Madhubani art and often depicts the captivating tales of Hindu mythology in his paintings. In this exceptional scene crafted with natural dyes on handmade paper he portrays the wedding between the goddess Sita and Ram, the avatar of the god Vishnu, who are the protagonists of the epic Ramayana. They wear vibrant attire and impressive jewellery while tenderly looking into each other’s eyes in this colourful artwork filled with cultural significance.