Eyaas Warli Painting of Traditional Village Scene on Cotton Cloth

This Warli painting by Eyaas features a detailed village scene, reflecting the simplicity and rhythm of tribal life from the Northern Sahyadri region of Western India. Practiced by tribal communities, Warli art emerged into the mainstream during the 1970s and was originally created by married women to decorate the walls of their homes. Today, it is commonly done on cloth or paper using natural pigments made from rice flour and water. Known for its monochrome style, this artwork displays white figures on a brown base, a hallmark of the traditional aesthetic. Created on cotton cloth, the painting measures 15 inches by 18 inches and comes unframed, allowing for versatile display options. This handcrafted piece is ideal for those who appreciate tribal Indian art, minimalist storytelling, and handmade traditional paintings.