Indian Heritage

  Madhubani Painting History of Madhubani art Madhubani art originated in the Mithila  region of Bihar in India. it is the birth place of hindu goddess Sita. There is story behind this it is said that The king Janaka father of goddess Sita asked people to paint the region with madhubani painting as his daughter was getting married to lord Ram and this is how Madhubani was born this is also known as Mithila art . In this style of painting it includes double lines consist of beautiful borders with intricate floral patterns peacock, elephant, fishes are commonly used motives used in madhubani painting. People use their own fingers, twigs, brushes, nib-pens, and matchsticks to create the art. The paint is created using natural dyes and pigments. There are three main themes used in madhubani art religion, social scenes, and elements of nature  

  Golden Temple Golden temple a Sikh gurudwara located in Amritsar Punjab guru arjun the fifthNanak built the Harmandir Sahib temple in between 1585-1604 he came up with the idea to create a central place of worship for Sikh community guru arjun himself did the design of Sri Harmandir sahib guru Arjan sahib got its foundation laid by a Muslim saint Hazrat miyan mirji of Lahore in 1645. Maharaja Ranjit Singh in the 19th century protected Punjab from exterior attack and coated the upper floors of gurudwara with pure gold since then, it is known for its unique appearance and achieved its English name golden temple the golden temple is not only a central religious place of the Sikhs but also, a symbol of human brotherhood and equality everybody irrespective of caste creed or race can seek spiritual soles and religious fulfilment without any hindrance it also represents the distinct identity glory and heritage of the Sikh  The golden temple has a unique Sikh architecture built at a...