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The Sacred Narmada River
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The Sacred Narmada River

Explore the world of Gond tribal art with artist Suresh Dhurve, who is known for his vivid storytelling and depiction of the tribal, cultural and spiritual narratives from the wild in his works. In this artwork the sacred river goddess Narmada is depicted as a powerful symbol of life and harmony. Seated gracefully, her hair transforms into a blue tree, which grows to carry a bubble of water, inside which vibrant fish swim. Surrounding this divine bubble on the tree and river are trees that sprout and flourish, representing the life-giving force of water. The scene is further enriched by animals and birds gathering around, creating a vivid depiction of the interconnection of all beings. This artwork beautifully reflects the Gond belief of the sacredness of water, that respect and balance between humans, animals, and nature are essential for sustaining life and prosperity. Own a rare and valuable piece of Indian folk art, An ideal investment for anyone who appreciates authentic tribal artistry with a contemporary touch. ## Why This Artwork is Special ## - Authentic Gond Art by Suresh Dhurve – Traditional storytelling through nature and myth - Mythical Imagery of Narmada – Portraying her sacred imagery abundant with life within and around her. - A Meaningful Accent for Your Walls – Brighten living rooms, spiritual spaces, or a study corner - Perfect Gift for Art & Culture Lovers – Unique and handmade from the heart of India - Original & Sustainable – Natural pigments, handmade techniques, and archival paper **Celebrate the origin of the Narmada River with this soulful Gond painting.A story of roots, rhythm, and river spirits crafted by hand, waiting for your wall. Shop now!**

$ 709
Lord Ram and Lord Laxman in Jungle
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Lord Ram and Lord Laxman in Jungle

The depiction of Ram and Laxman in a jungle resonates deeply with the Baiga way of life, reflecting their profound connection to the forest. For the Baiga, the forest is a sacred space, the abode of deities and spirits, where they offer prayers and sacrifices. The Baiga rely on the forest for sustenance, gathering fruits, vegetables, medicinal plants, and hunting, much like Ram and Laxman, who depended on the forest’s resources for survival. Additionally, the Baiga view the forest as a place of refuge during times of conflict or hardship, akin to how the forest provided sanctuary to Ram and Laxman during their exile. This shared reverence for the forest highlights the cultural harmony between the Baiga way of life and the narrative of the Ramayana, underscoring India’s collective heritage and its communities’ deep-rooted connection to nature.

$ 3,619$ 4,529
Mahua Tree and Mahua Goddess
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Mahua Tree and Mahua Goddess

"Explore the world of Baiga art filled with narratives of tribal lives and nature around them. In this painting, Padmashri winning artist Joadhaiya Bai brings to life the sacred and most important, Mahua tree and along with her Mahua goddess standing under the tree. In Baiga culture mahua tree is considered to be sacred and important as a source of their livelihood, for medicinal purposes, food, liquor and also a shelter to the wild creatures. The deep reverence for this tree is seen through Baiga tribes traditions and rituals where this tree plays an important role. The Mahua tree in this painting is depicted blossomed with yellow flowers,with an animal and birds fluttering around. At the bottom of the tree we see a small green figure with yellow outline ‘The Mahua Devi’ (goddess), a deity worshipped by the Baiga people, a spirit of mahua tree who is symbolically associated with nature, sustenance and fertility. Jodhaiya Bai beautifully depicts this subject through her simple composition. Why add this painting to your collection ? -Hand-painted by late Padma Shri award winner Jodhaiya Bai Baiga, a renowned Baiga artist who began painting in her forties. Inspired by her homeland’s forests, Lord Shiva, and native motifs like the Mahua tree, her work earned national and international acclaim, including the Padma Shri in 2023. -A minimalistic yet striking composition – The bright, fresh color palette and simple design beautifully capture the Baiga community’s deep connection with nature and their spiritual beliefs. -Measuring 22 x 30 inches, this hand-painted acrylic on paper artwork offers a bold presence, making it ideal as a statement piece for larger walls in homes, offices, or cultural spaces. -Versatile decor appeal – The design blends seamlessly with modern, bohemian, or ethnic interiors, adding warmth and rustic charm. -A thoughtful gift for art lovers – Perfect for collectors of tribal art or as a special gift for housewarmings, festivals, or personal milestones. "

$ 6,789$ 7,539
Phool Chuviyaa the Flowering Stick Tree
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Phool Chuviyaa the Flowering Stick Tree

The tree, a central element, reflects the Baiga people's deep reverence for nature and their belief in the sacredness of trees as symbols of life, growth, and spiritual connection. Its interconnected branches might represent the unity and interdependence of the community, emphasizing the idea that all individuals are part of a greater whole, just as branches are part of the tree. The tree also signifies sustenance, providing fruits, leaves, and wood, mirroring the Baiga community's reliance on nature for their survival and well-being. The vibrant colors and stylized forms in the artwork likely draw from Baiga artistic traditions, making it not just a visual expression but a celebration of their unique cultural identity. By encapsulating their spiritual beliefs, dependence on nature, and artistic heritage, the artwork could be a powerful and meaningful symbol of the Baiga community's identity.

$ 309
The Sacred Bond: The Baiga, the Bear, and the Mahua Tree
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The Sacred Bond: The Baiga, the Bear, and the Mahua Tree

This artwork shows a tree full of flowers and a bear, which tells us a lot about the Baiga people and their connection to nature. The Baiga deeply respect trees, especially the Mahua tree, which is very important to their culture and daily life. They believe that all parts of nature, like trees, animals, and rivers, have spirits living in them. The bear in the picture might represent a spirit or protector of the forest, showing how the Baiga see animals as part of their spiritual world. This could also be a scene from a Baiga story or legend, as they love to share their traditions through storytelling. The Baiga are a tribal group who live in forests and know a lot about how nature works. The Mahua tree is a big part of their lives because it gives them food, medicine, and other useful things. Including it in the artwork shows how much they depend on the forest. The bear also shows that the Baiga believe in living peacefully with wildlife. It might symbolize their respect for all living things and their understanding of how everything in nature is connected. The flowers on the tree could represent a season like spring, showing how the Baiga are in tune with the changes in nature around them.

$ 309
Dhignaa Rangoli of Baiga Community
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Dhignaa Rangoli of Baiga Community

"Dhignaa Rangoli of the Baiga Community" by Santoshi Bai beautifully presents the Dhignaa motif, a sacred symbol in Baiga art. This motif holds deep cultural and spiritual meaning, representing protection and the Baiga people's close connection to nature. The Baiga community, known for its rich traditions and deep respect for the natural world, believes that Dhignaa designs bring positive energy and protect their homes. These intricate patterns reflect their faith in the spiritual forces that sustain life. Through detailed artistry and meaningful symbols, this painting highlights the Baiga people's strong beliefs and the beauty of their traditional art.

$ 439
White Palsh Tree and Mangoose
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White Palsh Tree and Mangoose

The Baiga artwork White Palsh Tree and Mangoose symbolizes nature's harmony and interconnectedness. It depicts a white-barked tree and a mongoose in a relationship of mutual dependence—the tree provides food and shelter, while the mongoose offers protection. The tree represents life, death, and the sacred, linked to the goddess Sita, while the mongoose is seen as a divine messenger. Together, they embody the Baiga philosophy of duality, where opposing forces like creation and destruction coexist in balance. The artwork highlights the importance of maintaining harmony in nature, as all life forms are interconnected.

$ 439
Chulla Ka Ped and Tota: A Sacred Connection in Baiga Culture
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Chulla Ka Ped and Tota: A Sacred Connection in Baiga Culture

Chulla Ka Ped and Tota: A Sacred Connection in Baiga Culture is an important symbol in Baiga culture, representing their deep connection with their ancestors and nature. The roots of the tree stand for the past, the trunk symbolizes the present, and the branches and leaves represent the future. The tota, or parrot, is often shown on the Chulla Ka Ped. It is believed to act as a messenger between the living and the dead, carrying prayers and offerings to the ancestors. The parrot is also seen as a sign of rebirth and renewal, symbolizing the soul's journey. Together, the Chulla Ka Ped and the tota play a key role in Baiga spirituality and are used in rituals to connect with the spiritual world.

$ 439
Scorpio: The Symbol of Strength
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Scorpio: The Symbol of Strength

"Scorpio: The Symbol of Strength," by Santoshi Bai, shows a Scorpio and its baby in the Baiga art style. The painting represents protection and resilience. It uses earthy tones and includes zigzag and semi-circle patterns that create texture and movement. The white background makes the Scorpio and its baby the main focus. In Baiga tradition, the Scorpio stands for survival, transformation, and adaptability—qualities that the community deeply values. The baby Scorpio highlights nurturing and continuity, showing the Baiga people's respect for nature’s cycles and the bond between parent and child. The Baiga community, closely linked to nature, often uses animal symbols in their art to express their beliefs and life lessons. This painting captures the Scorpio’s protective nature and its importance in Baiga culture.

$ 439
Chora Dev: The Guardian Spirit
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Chora Dev: The Guardian Spirit

The composition of the artwork significantly contributes to the sense of divinity associated with Chora Dev. Positioned centrally and dominating the space, Chora Dev's placement immediately commands attention, emphasizing his importance and power. The symmetrical arrangement of his figure, with arms raised and holding symbolic objects, creates a sense of balance and order, qualities often linked to divine beings. The use of geometric shapes, such as the rectangular base and triangular head, reinforces a feeling of structure and stability, echoing themes of permanence and divinity commonly found in religious art and architecture. The predominant use of blue, a color widely associated with spirituality and the sacred across cultures, further enhances Chora Dev's divine aura. His large, prominent eyes, gazing directly at the viewer, establish a powerful connection, evoking a sense of watchfulness and an all-seeing presence. The objects he holds, such as the arrow and the item in his left hand, likely carry symbolic significance that underscores his divine attributes, enriching the overall sacred essence of the composition.

$ 519
Indian Fig Tree
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Indian Fig Tree

The Baiga community sees the Indian Fig Tree (Ficus Religiosa) as a sacred tree that symbolizes life, nature’s balance, and harmony. In the artwork, the tree is shown to be full of vibrant colors and fine details, looking healthy and thriving. Birds sitting on its branches show how it supports and gives life to other creatures. This reflects the Baiga belief that the tree flourishes when the environment is undisturbed and balanced. They believe that harming the tree or its surroundings upsets nature’s balance and has spiritual consequences. The artwork shows the tree in its ideal, healthy state, highlighting the Baiga community’s respect for nature and its importance.

$ 309
Tribal Patterns of Dhigna Rangoli
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Tribal Patterns of Dhigna Rangoli

‘Tribal Patterns of Dhignaa Rangoli’ by Ramrati Baiga is a striking and meaningful portrayal of the sacred Dhignaa motif, an important symbol in Baiga tribal tradition. This vibrant artwork blends dynamic geometric forms with bold colours, deep green, vivid orange, and bright blue to represent protection, balance, and the Baiga people’s deep spiritual bond with nature and the cosmos. The layered borders and angular shapes echo the tribe’s age-old beliefs in harmony, resilience, and cosmic order. A small swastika in the corner further reinforces the sacred energy and auspiciousness of the piece. With its powerful contemporary expression rooted in ancestral wisdom, this hand-painted work brings strength, positivity, and the essence of Baiga culture into any space. Why does this painting stand out? - Handcrafted by Hema Baiga, an artist from the Baiga community who creates intricate designs inspired by forests, rivers, and wildlife. - Blending traditional themes with modern expression, Hema’s work preserves and celebrates her community’s legacy. - Measuring 15 x 22 inches, this acrylic-on-paper artwork is a valuable addition to any collection. - Earthy ochre, brown, green tones, and bold motifs make it ideal for modern, bohemian, or ethnic interiors, adding rustic charm and cultural depth to homes, offices, galleries, or cultural centres. - A meaningful gift for art collectors, lovers of indigenous art, or anyone seeking auspicious energy. Perfect for housewarmings, Diwali, or personal milestones. Hand-painted with love from the tribal heart of India. Add the sacred essence of Baiga’s Dhignaa Rangoli to your space today and invite harmony and positive vibes!

$ 439
Nandi: Guardian of Faith and Strength in Baiga Art
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Nandi: Guardian of Faith and Strength in Baiga Art

The depiction of Nandi, Shiva's bull, in the artwork acts as a bridge between the earthly and divine realms through both physical and symbolic elements. Nandi's sturdy, grounded form represents his connection to the material world, while his vibrant colors and intricate patterns, evoking sacred geometry and cosmic symbolism, align him with the spiritual realm. His large, expressive eyes and gentle gaze reflect devotion and a profound connection to the divine. As Shiva's mount, Nandi transcends the ordinary, embodying a status that merges the earthly with the celestial. Furthermore, his association with protection and guidance symbolizes the path from human aspirations to divine grace, solidifying his role as a powerful mediator between the two worlds.

$ 309
The Indigenous Art of Dhigna
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The Indigenous Art of Dhigna

‘The Indigenous Art of Dhigna’ by Hema Baiga captures the sacred Dhignaa motif in a bold, earthy palette of ochre, brown, and green. This 25x36 inch acrylic on canvas artwork showcases traditional Baiga rangoli forms, blending flowing curves with sharp geometric borders. The ochre background radiates warmth, while the central circular motifs and decorative patterns in brown evoke the protective and auspicious qualities of Dhignaa. For the Baiga people, Dhignaa designs are more than just art; they are spiritual symbols that bring harmony, protection, and positive energy to their homes and surroundings. This minimal yet detailed piece beautifully reflects the tribe’s deep respect for nature, their belief in balance, and their connection to the unseen forces that sustain life. The intricate forms and layered patterns offer a fresh interpretation of Baiga traditions, making it a meaningful addition to any space. Why does this painting stand out? - Handcrafted by Hema Baiga,an artist from the Baiga community, creates intricate designs inspired by nature, reflecting the forests, rivers and wildlife central to her tribe's culture.Blending traditional Baiga themes with modern expression, Hema’s art preserves and celebrates her community’s legacy. - Measuring 25x36 inches, this artwork is hand-painted by the artist in acrylic on canvas, making it a valuable addition to any collection. - The earthy ochre, brown, and green tones, along with decorative motifs, make it perfect for modern, bohemian, or ethnic interiors. Whether placed in homes, offices, galleries, or cultural centres, it adds rustic charm and cultural depth. - A meaningful gift for art collectors, lovers of indigenous art, or those seeking to bring auspicious energy into their space. Suitable for housewarmings, festive occasions like Diwali, or personal milestones. Hand-painted with love from the tribal heart of India. Add the sacred essence of Baiga’s Dhignaa rangoli to your space today and invite harmony and positive vibes!

$ 439
Ber Ka Ped
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Ber Ka Ped

Hema Baiga's artwork beautifully illustrates the deep connection between the Baiga people, nature, and the spiritual world. In Baiga tradition, trees are more than just elements of the environment; they symbolize nourishment, protection, and a link to the divine. The Ber Ka Ped tree is particularly significant as its fruit provides food, and its presence in rituals ties it to ancestral spirits and natural forces. This tree embodies the Baiga belief in the balance between the physical and spiritual realms. Nature serves as a bridge, facilitating the flow of energy and blessings from the unseen world. Through intricate patterns and earthy colors, the artist emphasizes this profound relationship, demonstrating how trees like the Ber Ka Ped sustain both life and faith. This artwork reminds us that nature is not merely a resource but also a source of wisdom, guidance, and spiritual strength.

$ 309
The Ketha Tree and the Tortoise
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The Ketha Tree and the Tortoise

The Ketha Tree and the Tortoise by Hema Baiga, created in the traditional Baiga art style, beautifully illustrates themes of strength, patience, and the steady journey of life. The painting features a Ketha tree growing on top of a tortoise, surrounded by a squirrel and a parrot. The tree symbolises endurance and stability, while the tortoise, with its slow and steady movement, represents wisdom, longevity, and the natural rhythm of life. The tortoise’s unhurried pace serves as a reminder that growth and change occur gradually, in harmony with nature’s cycles. This artwork reflects the Baiga people's deep connection to time, balance, and the natural world. The intricate patterns and earthy colours bring the scene to life, emphasising the beauty of slow and steady progress. Through this painting, the artist encourages us to embrace patience, trust the journey, and find wisdom in the gradual unfolding of life.

$ 499
Deer: The Sprit of Forest
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Deer: The Sprit of Forest

"Deer: The Spirit of the Forest" by Hema Baiga is a stunning artwork created in the Baiga art style, showcasing the deer—a sacred symbol in Baiga culture. The deer is depicted in rich brown hues and adorned with intricate patterns in pink, blue, yellow, and green, which add elegance and depth to the piece. Set against a yellow ochre background, the composition emphasizes the deer's presence, making it the focal point of the artwork. For the Baiga community, the deer represents freedom, gentleness, and the spirit of the forest. It is considered a messenger between humans and nature, guiding people toward harmony. Living closely with the wilderness, the Baiga people view the deer as a symbol of wisdom, agility, and peace, often incorporating it into their folklore and rituals. Through this captivating artwork, the artist highlights the Baiga people's profound respect for wildlife, presenting the deer as an emblem of balance, beauty, and the untamed essence of the forest.

$ 549
Sheshnag: The King of Serpant
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Sheshnag: The King of Serpant

The color in the depiction of Sheshnag enhances its divine power and mysticism by using rich, intense hues like deep blues, greens, and golds. These colors evoke a sense of the supernatural, symbolizing the serpent’s connection to both the earth and the spiritual world. The vibrant tones emphasize Sheshnag’s sacred, protective qualities and its ability to transcend the material world, reinforcing its role as a powerful, mystical deity.

$ 339
Jungle Jivan 1
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Jungle Jivan 1

The relationship between humans and nature is shown as symbiotic and interconnected. The artwork depicts humans living in harmony with the forest, relying on its resources while respecting its balance. Through animals, plants, and natural elements, the theme highlights the Baiga tribe for nature, where every living being plays a vital role in sustaining life and spiritual well being.

$ 319
The Jackfruit Tree
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The Jackfruit Tree

"The Jackfruit Tree" by Hema Baiga, created in the Baiga art style, beautifully showcases the richness of nature and tradition. Set against a plain white background, the Jackfruit tree is adorned with intricate floral, zigzag, and curved-line patterns painted in vibrant shades of green, yellow, and brown. The fine detailing brings the tree to life, making it a striking symbol of the Baiga people's deep connection to nature. For the Baiga community, the Jackfruit tree represents abundance, nourishment, and balance. Its nutritious fruit, sturdy wood, and medicinal properties make it an essential part of their daily lives. The tree symbolizes growth, resilience, and the generosity of nature, reflecting the Baiga belief in living in harmony with the environment. Through this stunning artwork, the artist celebrates the Jackfruit tree’s cultural and ecological significance, capturing its beauty and meaning with intricate patterns and vibrant colors.

$ 439
Bal Ganesh
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Bal Ganesh

"Bal Ganesh," by Hema Baiga, shows Lord Ganesha as a child in the Baiga art style. The painting features a black background, making Bal Ganesh the main focus. He is surrounded by a trident and a flag, which represent strength and devotion. The artist uses intricate patterns, curved lines, and dots to create fine details, while the bright pink crown (mukut) adds a touch of majesty. In the Baiga tradition, people worship Lord Ganesha as the remover of obstacles, the giver of wisdom, and a protector of new beginnings. The Baiga community has a strong connection to nature and spirituality. They often show divine figures in their art to express their faith and cultural identity. This beautiful painting reflects their devotion and artistic traditions, bringing Bal Ganesh to life with energy.

$ 439
Black Hiran
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Black Hiran

Black Hiran by Hema Baiga, created in the traditional Baiga art style, beautifully captures the grace and elegance of the black deer. The artist employs smooth, flowing lines to shape the deer's body and utilizes fine, stippled textures to emphasize the softness of its fur. Painted in a deep black and adorned with intricate patterns in yellow, green, and orange, the deer stands out against a white background, making it the focal point of the artwork. In Baiga culture, the black deer symbolizes agility, resilience, and a profound connection to the forest. The Baiga people, known for their close relationship with nature, often depict animals in their art to honor their presence in the wild. This painting reflects their respect for the black deer, capturing its beauty and vitality. With detailed patterns and bold contrasts, the artist brings the creature to life, celebrating its significance in nature and tradition.

$ 309
The Bamboo Tree
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The Bamboo Tree

The Bamboo Tree by Roopa Bai. The artwork in Baiga demonstrates the tribe's deep knowledge of local flora and fauna through its detailed depiction, reflecting the practical uses of bamboo and its ecological significance. The artwork may highlight its role in providing material for tools, shelter, and crafts, as well as its importance in sustaining local wildlife. The Baiga people’s understanding of bamboo growth patterns, medicinal uses, and its place within the forest ecosystem is represented, showcasing their intimate connection with nature.

$ 439
Seven Snakes of Baiga
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Seven Snakes of Baiga

Seven Snakes of Baiga by Roopa Bai is a vivid artwork that shows movement and energy in traditional Baiga art. The painting displays seven snakes with winding shapes that create a sense of motion. Their twisting bodies show both strength and their meanings of protection and danger. In Baiga culture, snakes are spiritual creatures. They represent change, mystical energy, and the cycle of life. The number seven is important, symbolizing balance and divine forces in nature. The Baiga people, who have a deep connection with nature, use these symbols in their art to share their beliefs. With detailed patterns and bright green colors, this artwork brings the snakes to life, making it visually striking and meaningful. The painting expresses the relationship between nature, myths, and Baiga traditions.

$ 439