Description
A tree full of peacocks is always a good sign.
This hand-painted Madhubani wall art features two peacocks perched on a tree, painted in the bold linework and vibrant color of traditional Mithila folk art on a sturdy MDF base. The composition is symmetric and grounded, the kind of piece that works as a standalone statement or as part of a gallery wall.
A hook on the back makes it easy to hang. No additional hardware needed, just a nail or hook on your wall. It’s wide enough to hold its own on a living room wall, entryway, or dining space, and compact enough to gift without the logistics of a large piece.
In Indian culture, the peacock is a symbol of beauty, grace, and celebration, and in Madhubani art specifically, it’s one of the most beloved motifs, painted at the center of weddings, festivals, and home blessings for generations. Two peacocks together carry an added layer of meaning: companionship, balance, and harmony.
A thoughtful housewarming gift, wedding present, or Diwali decor piece. The kind of wall art people keep for years.
Key features:
✔ Hand-painted Madhubani two peacocks on tree motif
✔ Bold Mithila folk art linework and vibrant colors
✔ 12″×6″ MDF base with hanging hook on back
✔ Works as standalone wall art or gallery wall addition
✔ Handcrafted by artisans from Bihar’s Mithila region
Want more Madhubani on your walls? See our Madhubani bird couple wall plate for a complementary round format.
FAQs:
How do I hang this wall art?
The piece has a hook on the back for easy wall hanging. No additional hardware needed, just a nail or hook on your wall.
What size is this wall art?
It measures 12″×6″ – wide enough to anchor a wall on its own and compact enough to work in a gallery wall arrangement or as a gift.
What do the two peacocks represent?
In Madhubani art, the peacock represents beauty, grace, and celebration. Two peacocks together carry added symbolism (companionship, balance, and harmony), making this a particularly fitting gift for weddings, anniversaries, and housewarmings.
Is this suitable as a housewarming or wedding gift?
Yes, the peacock motif is traditionally associated with auspicious occasions in Indian culture, and the two-peacock composition makes it especially meaningful for gifting at weddings, housewarmings, and Diwali.
Is the painting hand-done or printed?
Entirely hand-painted by artisans from Bihar’s Mithila region. Slight variations in color and brushstrokes are natural and expected.




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