Madhubani folk art of Radha and Krishna with floral patterns

An illustration of a divine couple, likely Radha and Krishna, rendered in the highly distinctive style of Madhubani painting (or Mithila art) from India.

The figures exhibit the characteristic large, stylized eyes and sharp features of the Madhubani tradition.

The artwork uses a limited, yet vibrant palette, focusing on black outlines and detailed geometric and floral patterns filling the clothing and background, primarily in shades of yellow/gold, orange, and gray.

The couple is standing within an intricate, heavily patterned floral border, giving the feel of a marriage or ceremonial drawing (Kohbar).

The entire composition is characterized by a "horror vacui" approach, where nearly all space is filled with design elements.