Design Resource
Jharokha with Madhubani Painting
Cultural Vividness of Bhopal
by
Prof. Bibhudutta Baral and Manasa K. H.
Tools and Raw Materials
Tools and raw materials that are used for Jharokha with Madhubani painting:
• Chalk Powder: It is the basic raw material used to make the clay.
• Synthetic Adhesive: It is used to mix with chalk powder to make clay dough.
• Water: It is used to mix with chalk powder and adhesive in process of making clay.
• Acrylic Paint/ Oil Paint: It is used to paint both Jharokha and Madhubani paintings.
• Brushes: It is used to paint the Madhubani figures and Jharokha.
• Varnish: It is used to apply oil-based paints as a final touch.
• Board: It is a basic raw material used in the making of Jharokha.
• Handmade Paper/Canvas: It is a basic raw material used in the making of Madhubani paintings.
• Pencil: It is used to draw the figure and design on board and paper.
