The correct answer is: Sanjhi art.
Sanjhi art is a traditional folk art form of Haryana, India. It is a form of wall painting that is done on the occasion of Teej, a Hindu festival celebrated in the month of Shravan. The paintings are made using rice flour, water, and natural colors. They depict scenes from Hindu mythology and folklore.
Madhubani art is a traditional folk art form of Mithila, a region in northeastern India. It is a form of painting that is done on cloth or paper using rice paste, vegetable dyes, and charcoal. The paintings depict scenes from Hindu mythology, everyday life, and nature.
Warli art is a traditional folk art form of the Warli tribe of Maharashtra, India. It is a form of painting that is done on mud walls using rice flour, water, and charcoal. The paintings depict scenes from everyday life, nature, and hunting.
Kalamkari is a traditional textile art form of Andhra Pradesh, India. It is a form of painting that is done on cloth using a stylus called a kalam. The paintings depict scenes from Hindu mythology, everyday life, and nature.
Sanjhi art is different from the other options in that it is a form of wall painting, while the other options are forms of painting on cloth or paper. Sanjhi art is also different in that it is done on the occasion of Teej, while the other options are not associated with any particular festival.