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The Living Art Traditions of India

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What is another name for Mithila painting?

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Mithila art derives its name from which place?

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Who traditionally painted Mithila paintings on mud house walls for ceremonial occasions?

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For which occasion were Mithila paintings especially made in earlier times?

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Which area in a Mithila house is the dwelling place of Kuladevi?

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Eastern part

The eastern part of a Mithila house is painted as the dwelling place of Kuladevi.

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Which goddess is usually identified as Kuladevi in Mithila painting?

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Kali

Kuladevi is usually Kali in Mithila painting.

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What is the name of the most significant room in Mithila painting where lotus motifs are painted?

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Kohbar ghar

The kohbar ghar is the inner room where the most magnificent representations are painted.

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What does kohbar mean in Mithila painting?

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A lotus with a stalk in full bloom

Kohbar is the lotus motif with a stalk in full bloom and has metaphoric and tantric connotation.

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