Mithila · Madhubani · Handcrafted
The Sacred Art
Silhouettes that carry the quiet elegance of Sita's composure. Mithila motifs hand-painted onto silk and cotton, each piece a meditation on beauty with dignity.
Collections
Four names. Four dimensions of the divine feminine.
Each collection born of a different way she has been known.
Tradition of Brilliance
Daughter of Janaka — regal, luminous, born into light. These pieces carry the gravity of legacy and the quiet confidence of a woman who knows her worth.
Explore CollectionBeyond the Body
Valmiki calls her this in the Ashok Vatika — alone, unbroken, sovereign. She who has transcended form. Pieces for the woman who needs no witness.
Explore CollectionBorn of the Earth
Pulled from the soil of Mithila. Grounded, nourishing, abundant. These pieces carry the quiet strength of a woman rooted in something ancient.
Explore CollectionShe Who Is of Mithila
The name that ties her to soil, to song, to every woman who ever painted the divine onto a mud wall. Our name. Our promise.
Explore CollectionShop by Fabric
Each collection honours a different weaving tradition — from the golden rustle of Tussar to the weightless drape of Chanderi.
Curated Pieces
Our most-loved pieces — handcrafted by master artisans, each carrying the soul of Mithila.
Tussar Silk
₹20,000
Kalamkari
₹7,500
Shibori · Madhubani
₹8,500
Tussar Silk
₹20,000
"Every thread carries the memory of Mithila — its soil, its songs, its women who painted the divine onto mud walls."
Maithilii is an ode to Sita Maa and the artistic heritage of Mithila. We create wearable art that bridges ancient tradition with modern femininity — each collection inspired by a virtue she embodies.
Our artisans work with natural fabrics and hand-drawn Mithila motifs, crafting pieces that are sacred, personal, and timeless.
Read the full storySacred Symbols
Purity rising from the depths. The lotus in Mithila art represents divine beauty born of humble earth.
Bhoomija — daughter of the earth. Grounding, nurturing, abundant. The soil from which all creation springs.
The Ashoka grove of resilience. Trees in Mithila art speak of shelter, patience, and the strength of stillness.
Agni — the purifier. Fire in our vocabulary is not destruction but transformation and courage through trial.
Voices
"Wearing the Janaki saree felt like carrying a prayer. The Mithila motifs are so delicate — it's art you can live in."
"I've never owned anything that felt this intentional. The fabric, the story, the way it drapes — everything has meaning."
"My mother wept when she saw the Mithila patterns. She said it reminded her of her grandmother's wall paintings."