Madhu + Bani , where Madhu means "honey" and Bani means "from the forest." Madhubani Art is centuries  old art practiced by the tribal and common women of the southern lowland region of Himalaya on the mud walls of their huts. The art still exists in the region of Bihar, a state of India which was also known as Magadha in 600 BCE. The Art mostly depicts the nature and inert love among each other as such plants,fishes, birds, animals and also Human forms.