Dancing girl silk mask

Description

Dancing girl silk mask hand crafted by rural women artisans.

Features

• Dancing girl silk mask
• filtration efficiency up to of 95%
• Genuine silk
• Proudly Hand Painted
• Handcrafted

Impacts

• Women Empowerment
• Supporting Tailor Artisans

3 layers Silk Cotton Hybrid Masks with 2 layers of Pure Mulberry Silk and 1 layer of pure Poplin Cotton. Silk Cotton Hybrid masks have been proved to be highly effective against Covid-19 with a filtration efficiency up to of 95%.

The fabric used in each mask is ethically sourced from Indian weavers, hand painted by traditional women artists and stitched with a finesse by Indian tailors. These masks are washable and reusable.

This is a free size mask, with elastic loops for ears for a comfortable fit for hours.

While you use the masks to make yourself safe in the times of pandemic, your purchase is going to impact the lives of many underprivileged communities of India.

Safety with a Cause!

Deep in the rural interior of India, the women folk of a traditional people practice an art form that not only captures the legends and mythology of ancient culture, but also reflects the mixing of art and life. The beautiful region that lends its name to this art is Mithilanchal in northern Bihar, and so unique is this nearly 15000 years old tradition, that Mithila Paintings, also known as Madhubani Paintings, has the rare honor of being awarded Geographical Indications Patents Rights by the Government of India, for its distinct cultural identification

The art of Mithila is characterized by the richly colored free hand figures that depict scenes from mythology and its reflection in daily life. They have a style so unique, with deliberately out of scale curves and miniaturizations, that anyone familiar with art will know with one glance that they are looking at the work of Mithila artists. Today, Madhubani art is recognized the world over, not just for its forms and colors, but also the deeply meaningful stories it portrays.
We at MITHILAsmita strive to preserve the original Mithila art form in its several centuries old free hand style, by providing genuine artists from Mithilanchal a platform to showcase their work and promote women empowerment and gender equality.