Artist Bio ...

Greetings! I'm Ramya Thattai, a Technology leader and an Artist with a passion for art that spans over 25 years. Exploring various art forms from the Indian sub-continent, my heart finds its muse in the captivating realm of Madhubani art. The joy of creating new pieces is not only a personal delight but also extends to adorning living spaces with these expressions of creativity.

The overwhelming appreciation from friends and family since childhood, coupled with their unwavering encouragement, has inspired me to unveil Hasya, my online art store. Here, you'll discover a collection that reflects my artistic journey; explore my creative experimentation and feel the pride I possess for Madhubani art. Feel free to contact me to discuss purchasing options.

Hasya arts, where every stroke resonates with the essence of happiness.

Art in the Making...

Madhubani art stands out for its unique style, vibrant hues, and meticulous detailing. Every design is casually outlined freehand, devoid of tracing, and brought to life with intricate patterns and/or bold colors. Rooted in tribal art, Madhubani depicts two-dimensional, asymmetrical, organic, freehand drawings and paintings. Within this rich unconventional style of Madhubani tradition, each artist, including myself, develops a distinctive and evolved style, adding a personal touch to every creation.

A Mother - Embodiment of Selflessness

Toddler Krishna

How do I create Madhubani paintings?

1. Select subject and painting medium.

2. Roughly sketch design with a pencil.

3. Use permanent pen or marker for freehand drawing.

4. Plan and apply colors with a brush (3 coats for solid colors).

5. Reinforce outlines and refine designs over solid colors.

6. Varnish for protection, if on a non-paper medium.