Mithila Painting is a traditional art form originating from the Mithila region of Bihar, India. This vibrant style is characterized by intricate patterns, bright colors, and themes that often depict mythology, nature, and social events. Artists typically use natural dyes and pigments, painting on materials like paper, cloth, and walls. The art form is primarily created by women and has been passed down through generations. Mithila Painting gained international recognition in the 20th century, contributing to the preservation of local culture and providing economic opportunities for artists. Today, it continues to evolve while maintaining its rich heritage.