Fabric Bookmarks

Madhubani painting, which originated in the Mithila region of Bihar, India, is a unique form of folk art that dates back to the 7th century. The use of this art form on fabric bookmarks creates a unique product that is one-of-a-kind and carries significant cultural value. The bookmarks are accessible to a wide range of customers, making them an excellent option for book lovers, art enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a meaningful gift.

The production of these bookmarks has a low carbon footprint, making them an excellent choice for those who are environmentally conscious. The bookmarks can be used as souvenirs in museum shops or corporate gifts, adding value to these products. They can also be given as a unique and meaningful gift at book launch events, adding a personal touch to the event.

The bookmarks thus created are not only unique and meaningful, but they also showcase a variety of popular Madhubani themes, including kings, queens, lotuses, fishes, elephants, peacocks, flowers, and more. Each bookmark is hand-painted by skilled women artisans, making them a one-of-a-kind piece of art.

In addition to handloom silk, MITHILAsmita also uses other pure handloom fabrics of India like raw silk, Bangalore silk, tasser silk, ikat cotton, and Kantha embroidery in a combination of silk and cotton bookmarks. Each fabric has its own unique texture and feel, and when combined with Madhubani painting, creates a beautiful and meaningful product that reflects the rich cultural heritage of India.

Overall, the production of fabric bookmarks made of handloom silk and cotton hand-painted with Madhubani painting is a sustainable way to create economic opportunities while preserving traditional art forms. By supporting this initiative, customers can promote sustainable production practices and support the economic empowerment of rural women.