Which of the following folk paintings are not associated with Uttar Pradesh?

The correct answer is Madhubani.

• Sanjhi:
  • It is the ancient art of paper stencilling.
  • It is practised across Mathura and Vrindavan.
  • It was traditionally used to make ritualistic and ceremonial rangolis in temples dedicated to Lord Krishna.
  • The term Sanjhi is derived from Sanjh or dusk.

• Aipan:
  • Aipan is ritualistic folk art, native to the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand also practised in parts of UP.
  • It is drawn to commemorate auspicious occasions, festivals and even rituals performed during the death of a person.
  • This art form was found on the floors and walls of the houses.
  • It is originated in Chand dynasty in Almora.
  • It uses geru, mud, flour, turmeric etc.

Notes:

• Folk Paintings of Bihar:
  • Madhubani, Mica, Santhal, Manjusha Patna Qalam or Patna School of Painting.