Which of the following traditional art forms originated in the Mithila region of Bihar?
Madhubani paintings
Madhubani paintings, a traditional folk art form, originated in the Mithila region of Bihar, characterised by intricate line drawings and vibrant natural colours.
Warli, Kalamkari and Pattachitra paintings originated in other regions of India with distinct styles, not the Mithila region specifically.
Hence, Madhubani paintings is the correct answer.
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List I
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