The great Warli folk painting is a form of tribal art mainly created by tribal people in the northern region of the Sahyadri Range, which comprises cities like Jawhar, Palghar, Dahanu, Talasari, Mokhada, and Vikramgarh of Palghar district, in India. This warli tribal painting art form first originated in Maharashtra, where it is still practised
Warli paintings get their name from the tribal community which resides in the northern part of the Sahyadri Range in Maharashtra, mainly in the Thane and Palghar districts with Dahanu and Jawhar at the front. Warli dates back to the 10th Century AD. Rooftop conducted an Authentic Warli Mandala Workshop with Shweta Jain to shine
India is home to numerous tribal communities and each of these communities has its own distinctive art form that makes them unique and at the same time represents their beliefs and faiths. One such amazing and impacting folk art is the Warli art form. Practiced by the tribes inhabiting the North Sahyadri Ranges in Maharashtra.
