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Tamannaah Bhatia Drapes Heritage Story in Hand-Painted Madhubani Odhna Saree
- •Tamannaah Bhatia showcased a vibrant ensemble inspired by Bihar, Madhubani artistry, and Chhath for 'The Vvaan' press tour.
- •The centerpiece was a hand-painted Madhubani odhna, created by four artists as a continuous artwork, featuring Radha and Krishna.
- •The traditional Mithila art form, known for intricate lines and symbolic motifs, became the defining element, acting as a moving canvas.
- •The color shift from yellow to blue in the ensemble was inspired by Chhath, evoking the transition of light from sunset to sunrise.
- •Bhatia paired the elaborate odhna with contemporary Diamond Chandelier Earrings from Tamannaah Fine Jewellery, a sleek bun, and soft makeup.
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The ensemble was inspired by Bihar, Madhubani artistry, and the visual language of Chhath. The colour shift from yellow into blue was designed to evoke the transition of light during the Chhath festival, representing the sun going down and returning.
The centrepiece hand-painted Madhubani odhna was created by four artists working together as one continuous piece of artwork. It featured depictions of Radha and Krishna surrounded by intricate Mithila-inspired motifs.
She paired the hand-painted textile with the new Diamond Chandelier Earrings from Tamannaah Fine Jewellery. These contemporary earrings feature an intricate cascade of diamonds with delicate drops that move with the wearer, creating a striking contrast against the traditional drape.
