In the Mithila region of Eastern India, nestled along the Nepal border, a group of remote villages steadfastly preserves ancient artistic traditions. The villagers practice Madhubani art, known for its complex patterns and profound symbolism, handed down across generations. Today, three up-and-coming artists from these communities are ushering this age-old craft into the digital era. Their NFT collection, 'Circles of Devotion,' melds tradition with modernity, providing a unique passage from the rich cultural depths of India to the contemporary global stage.

Two peacocks, captured in vibrant patterns, symbolize beauty and harmony in nature.

From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this traditional Madhubani piece showcases bold lines and vivid colors.

Krishna stands amidst lush greenery, embodying the divine connection with nature.

From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this Madhubani painting captures spiritual serenity in vivid detail.

Radha and Krishna’s timeless love story is brought to life with intricate designs and bright colors. A classic example of the Madhubani style from the Mithila region of Eastern India, full of cultural symbolism.

An elephant stands beneath a tree filled with colorful birds, blending nature’s beauty in one scene.

From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this Madhubani piece celebrates the intricate connection of all life.

"Festival of Joy" is a continuous narrative art on the story of Rama, a prince of Ayodhya in India, where each image is a panel depicting progressive events in his story. It's based on Ramayana, one of the largest and most important epic poems in world literature.

Figures joyfully celebrate Holi, throwing colored powders in a vivid display of festivity. From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this Madhubani painting captures the spirit of this colorful festival.

Two figures exchange a garland, symbolizing unity and affection, with intricate designs and bright colors. This traditional Madhubani piece from the Mithila region of Eastern India reflects the deep symbolism of love and marriage.

In the Mithila region of Eastern India, nestled along the Nepal border, a group of remote villages steadfastly preserves ancient artistic traditions. The villagers practice Madhubani art, known for its complex patterns and profound symbolism, handed down across generations. Today, three up-and-coming artists from these communities are ushering this age-old craft into the digital era. Their NFT collection, 'Circles of Devotion,' melds tradition with modernity, providing a unique passage from the rich cultural depths of India to the contemporary global stage.

Two peacocks, captured in vibrant patterns, symbolize beauty and harmony in nature.

From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this traditional Madhubani piece showcases bold lines and vivid colors.

Krishna stands amidst lush greenery, embodying the divine connection with nature.

From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this Madhubani painting captures spiritual serenity in vivid detail.

Radha and Krishna’s timeless love story is brought to life with intricate designs and bright colors. A classic example of the Madhubani style from the Mithila region of Eastern India, full of cultural symbolism.

An elephant stands beneath a tree filled with colorful birds, blending nature’s beauty in one scene.

From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this Madhubani piece celebrates the intricate connection of all life.

"Festival of Joy" is a continuous narrative art on the story of Rama, a prince of Ayodhya in India, where each image is a panel depicting progressive events in his story. It's based on Ramayana, one of the largest and most important epic poems in world literature.

Figures joyfully celebrate Holi, throwing colored powders in a vivid display of festivity. From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this Madhubani painting captures the spirit of this colorful festival.

Two figures exchange a garland, symbolizing unity and affection, with intricate designs and bright colors. This traditional Madhubani piece from the Mithila region of Eastern India reflects the deep symbolism of love and marriage.

In the Mithila region of Eastern India, nestled along the Nepal border, a group of remote villages steadfastly preserves ancient artistic traditions. The villagers practice Madhubani art, known for its complex patterns and profound symbolism, handed down across generations. Today, three up-and-coming artists from these communities are ushering this age-old craft into the digital era. Their NFT collection, 'Circles of Devotion,' melds tradition with modernity, providing a unique passage from the rich cultural depths of India to the contemporary global stage.

Two peacocks, captured in vibrant patterns, symbolize beauty and harmony in nature.

From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this traditional Madhubani piece showcases bold lines and vivid colors.

Krishna stands amidst lush greenery, embodying the divine connection with nature.

From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this Madhubani painting captures spiritual serenity in vivid detail.

Radha and Krishna’s timeless love story is brought to life with intricate designs and bright colors. A classic example of the Madhubani style from the Mithila region of Eastern India, full of cultural symbolism.

An elephant stands beneath a tree filled with colorful birds, blending nature’s beauty in one scene.

From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this Madhubani piece celebrates the intricate connection of all life.

"Festival of Joy" is a continuous narrative art on the story of Rama, a prince of Ayodhya in India, where each image is a panel depicting progressive events in his story. It's based on Ramayana, one of the largest and most important epic poems in world literature.

Figures joyfully celebrate Holi, throwing colored powders in a vivid display of festivity. From the Mithila region of Eastern India, this Madhubani painting captures the spirit of this colorful festival.

Two figures exchange a garland, symbolizing unity and affection, with intricate designs and bright colors. This traditional Madhubani piece from the Mithila region of Eastern India reflects the deep symbolism of love and marriage.