Village Women Daily Chores - Tikuli Painting

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The Village Women Daily Chores Tikuli Painting is yet another awe-inspiring handmade painting offered online right here at GoRoots. This folk painting is widely known to bring forth the daily chores of women who live in villages. With their daily schedules topped by various kinds of activities like grinding spices, flour, preparing yoghurt etcetera, the painting shines at different levels. Firstly, it will leave you intrigued with its fine detailing quality and the second best thing about such a masterpiece is the colours used.

This beautiful painting is a creation of brilliant Tikuli artists. Each minute detail is very well taken care of by the exceptionally talented craftsmen. Whether it is the depiction of women folk or integrating the design with natural elements, the painting is self-explanatory and conveys it all without any efforts. The multicolour palette used adds life to this timeless piece of art. Make sure you grab it online today itself and decorate your home indoors with the vibrant features of this folk painting or delight your friends, family or colleagues to the tune of splendid The Village Women Daily Chores Tikuli Painting only from GoRoots.

About Tikuli Painting

The Tikuli painting is practised in remote areas of Bihar and Jharkhand. It is more or less similar to Madhubani art and has the same characteristics except that Tikuli features a host of dots and blotches throughout. Tikuli painting is a popular art, used to design homewares such as tea-coasters, trays, serving plates and so on. The intricate Tikuli patterns are a delight to see and a beauty to own.

Interestingly, the word Tikuli emerged from one of the adornments of ladies the Bindis that embellishes the forehead of women especially those who are married. The artists were inspired by the idea of the Bindi only to come up with Tikuli, which is an extension of the Mithila or the Madhubani art form.
It is majorly done on wood especially on hardwood so that the exact effects of the colours are emerged as one.