The Madhubani Heritage

Kosha Reserve Heritage Silk™ · Madhubani Painting

The women of Mithila have painted the walls of their homes for over 2,500 years — a tradition so sacred it was never meant to leave those walls. On this piece, their hands have moved to Kosha Reserve Heritage Silk™, hand-spun from third-generation heritage mulberry farms in the Mughal weaving corridor. The motifs trace to the royal courts of Bihar: the fish for prosperity, the peacock for beauty, the bamboo for continuity. This pattern was documented in the archives of Rani Divya Paroda's court, circa 1682. It has not been reproduced at this scale since. Your piece arrives with its Court Code — PSH-MDB-00X — registered in the PESHA Royal Court Registry. It is yours. Traceable. Transferable. Permanent.