Eyaas Warli Painting of Tree of Life on Cotton Cloth in Tribal Folk Style

This Warli painting by Eyaas showcases the iconic Tree of Life, symbolising growth, harmony, and the deep interconnection between humans and nature in traditional tribal culture. Rooted in the Northern Sahyadri region of Western India, Warli art was historically practiced by married tribal women to decorate the walls of their homes, using natural pigments made from rice flour and water. Since entering the mainstream in the 1970s, it has evolved to be painted on cloth and paper, retaining its distinct monochrome style with white figures against a brown base. Crafted on cotton cloth, this unframed painting measures 17 inches by 21 inches, making it an ideal piece for ethnic and contemporary interiors alike. It is perfect for those who appreciate tribal Indian art, symbolic themes, and handmade minimalist storytelling rooted in tradition.