Brahmand
In the ancient land of Mithila, where stories bloomed like wildflowers, there thrived an art form known as Godna. It was akin to nature's own tattoos, etched upon the canvas of life by the hands of artists who danced to the rhythm of their hearts. In Godna, perfection was an abstract concept, for the artists painted as they saw, infusing their creations with the spirit of nature itself.
Inspired by the world around them, they wove tales of flora and fauna into their artistry. In one such Godna design, they painted a parable of the sun, the giver of life and energy, as its warm rays touched every corner of existence, nurturing it with boundless love. It was a reminder that even in the imperfections of life, there existed a divine beauty that painted the world with wonder.
