Eyaas Warli Painting of Stick Figures in Village Scene on Cotton Cloth Unframed

This Warli painting by Eyaas presents a detailed village scene illustrated through expressive stick figures, reflecting the simplicity and rhythm of tribal life. Originating from the Northern Sahyadri region of Western India, Warli art has been practiced by tribal communities for generations and gained prominence in the 1970s. Traditionally created by married women using natural pigments made from rice flour and water, it is now crafted on cloth or paper while retaining its classic monochrome style. This artwork features white figures engaged in everyday rural activities, set against a brown base, portraying community living, labor, and celebration. Painted on cotton cloth, the piece measures 16 inches by 22 inches and is unframed, offering flexibility for framing or wall display. Ideal for those who admire handmade tribal art, ethnic storytelling, and traditional Indian folk painting.