Eyaas Warli Painting of Community Gathering with Bonfire on Cotton Cloth Unframed

This Warli painting by Eyaas depicts a vibrant community gathering around a bonfire, showcasing the themes of togetherness, celebration, and tribal unity. Rooted in the traditions of the Northern Sahyadri region of Western India, Warli art has long been practiced by tribal communities, originally created by married women on home walls using natural pigments made from rice flour and water. Brought into the mainstream in the 1970s, the art is now commonly rendered on cloth or paper, maintaining its distinct monochrome style with white figures on a brown base. This hand-painted piece features rhythmic human forms and symbolic elements that reflect the harmony and simplicity of rural life. Created on cotton cloth, the painting measures 15 inches by 21 inches and is unframed, offering a flexible and authentic addition to ethnic or modern interiors. Ideal for those who appreciate tribal Indian art, folk traditions, and handmade cultural expressions.