Inherited Arts Forum presents, Aperspectival Legacies, which pays homage to the extraordinary oral traditions of the Mithila region fostered by generations of artists through their dynamic artistic practices. Rooted in its ceremonial character, Mithila paintings were made by women as daily and cyclical rituals— to celebrate weddings or to commemorate important festivals and household events. These paintings, initially done on walls and later, through Governmental intervention, transferred to paper, symbolised prosperity and fertility, becoming catalysts of acts of worship, community building and generational wealth.Â
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