About the Artist

Antara Verma is a talented Madhubani painting artist from Darbhanga, Bihar, known for her intricate hand-painted works inspired by traditional and contemporary themes. Deeply rooted in cultural heritage, she creates authentic Madhubani art with dedication and precision, aiming to preserve India’s folk traditions while expressing artistic pride and storytelling through every creation.

Themes & Inspirations

• Mythological theme – Antara Verma creates Madhubani paintings inspired by Indian mythology, including Radha–Krishna and the Raasleela of Lord Krishna with the gopis, reflecting her deep devotion to mythological stories.
• Natural theme – She also paints nature-inspired Madhubani artworks such as the Tree of Life, floating fish, and birds on branches, expressing her close connection with nature.
• Modern art – Alongside traditional art, Antara designs contemporary Madhubani-inspired artworks on utility products like ladies’ bags, file folders, and tea coasters, driven by her passion for innovation and creative exploration.

The Spirit of Art

Antara Verma’s artistic journey began six years ago when she attended Madhubani painting classes and learned the traditional art form under the guidance of her mentor. From the very first brushstroke, she developed a deep love for Madhubani painting and chose it as her creative path. Through consistent hard work, skill development, and dedication, she aims to build a meaningful artistic career and earn recognition in society by preserving and promoting this timeless folk art.

Legacy & Vision

Antara Verma envisions building a lasting legacy by earning a unique and respected identity in society through her Madhubani art. Her vision goes beyond personal achievement—she aims to empower and support more people, especially women, by encouraging them to learn Madhubani painting and create sustainable opportunities through this traditional art form.