Eyaas Warli Painting of Community Gathering with Music and Dance on Cotton Cloth Unframed

This Warli painting by Eyaas portrays a joyful community gathering filled with music and dance, celebrating the essence of tribal culture, festivity, and social harmony. Originating from the Northern Sahyadri region of Western India, Warli art is a traditional form practiced by tribal communities and came into wider recognition in the 1970s. Initially painted by married women on the walls of their homes, this art is now created on cloth or paper using natural pigments made from rice flour and water. Featuring the classic monochrome style, this piece displays white figures in rhythmic patterns against a brown base, symbolising unity and celebration. Crafted on cotton cloth, the painting measures 17 inches by 21 inches and comes unframed, offering versatility in presentation. Ideal for those who value tribal Indian art, handmade cultural depictions, and traditional folk storytelling through movement and music.