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Hunt Beneath the Blossoms
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Hunt Beneath the Blossoms

Hunt Beneath the Blossoms is a vivid reflection of the wild balance between life, instinct, and beauty. Through bold lines and vibrant forms, Karu Ganju brings to life a dynamic scene where a wild cat and a deer share the same floral space. The flowers bloom around them, softening the primal energy with nature’s quiet grace. Rendered in earthy hues, the composition reveals both movement and stillness, capturing the pulse of the forest and the rhythm of coexistence. Every petal, spot, and curve holds a dialogue between the hunter and the hunted, a story as old as nature itself. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Created in the Sohrai tradition using natural pigments on handmade paper - Explores themes of instinct, coexistence, and the circle of life - Balanced composition that merges flora and fauna in visual harmony - A striking representation of traditional tribal storytelling through form and colour

$ 829
Guardians of the Green
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Guardians of the Green

Guardians of the Green captures the harmony of forest life through the bold and rhythmic language of Sohrai art. In this vivid composition, Chamni Ganju brings together the strength of the peacock, the alertness of the lizard, and the watchful grace of other forest beings. Each creature moves with quiet purpose, framed by organic foliage that speaks of balance and interconnection. The artist’s confident brushwork, shaped by generations of mural traditions, translates nature’s rhythm into visual poetry. With its earthy tones and dynamic lines, this painting celebrates the sacred relationship between animals, plants, and the land; a relationship both timeless and alive in the tribal imagination. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Handcrafted in the Sohrai tradition using natural earth pigment - Brings together animals, foliage, and movement in perfect rhythm - Symbolic of coexistence and nature’s protective spirit - Ideal for interiors celebrating sustainability and cultural heritage

$ 829
Keeper of the Hearth
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Keeper of the Hearth

"Keeper of the Hearth portrays the gentle dignity of a mother cow, an image central to tribal life and spirituality. In this Khovar creation, Phulaso Devi transforms simplicity into symbolism. The form, outlined in deep earthen black, stands steady beside a vessel of nourishment; a quiet nod to care, sustenance, and continuity. Each brushstroke reflects the artist’s deep-rooted reverence for nature’s giving forces. The intricate border frames the composition like a woven memory, grounding the cow as both a nurturing spirit and a protector of the household. Rooted in ritual yet universal in its tenderness, this artwork speaks softly of endurance, compassion, and the rhythm of rural existence. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Crafted in the Khovar tradition using natural earth pigment - Embodies the sacred presence of the cow as a nurturing force - Minimalist yet profoundly symbolic composition - A timeless representation of devotion and balance in everyday life

$ 829
The Forager’s Grace
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The Forager’s Grace

The Forager’s Grace reflects the quiet dignity of life within the forest, rendered through the elemental geometry of Khovar art. The lone horse, poised mid-motion, bends gently toward a branch; a gesture of instinct and survival captured in rhythmic black lines. Sajhwa Devi transforms simplicity into eloquence, her brush carrying forward the ancestral idiom of tribal art where earth and spirit meet. The balanced frame and flowing contours create harmony between movement and stillness, evoking a sense of respect for nature’s order. This work stands as both an artistic meditation and a timeless echo of coexistence. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Handcrafted using traditional Khovar methods and natural pigment - Symbolises balance between strength and gentleness in the wild - Captures the essence of tribal storytelling through minimalist form - A statement of natural harmony in contemporary interiors

$ 829
Ripples of Kinship
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Ripples of Kinship

Ripples of Kinship flows with the rhythmic harmony of Khovar art, where every line and curve embodies the unity of life beneath the surface. The intertwined fish glide through a tranquil pond, symbolising fertility, continuity, and the nurturing spirit of nature. In this painting, Malo Devi translates ancient tribal memory into timeless form. The repetition of geometric motifs and flowing patterns evokes both motion and stillness; a balance between the natural world and the artist’s inner rhythm. Rooted in ritual and rendered with natural pigments, the artwork carries the pulse of indigenous storytelling and the grace of water-bound life. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Crafted using traditional Khovar techniques with natural pigment - Symbolises harmony, fertility, and interdependence in nature - A fine example of Malo Devi’s organic, rhythmic folk artistry - Ideal for collectors drawn to the depth and poetry of tribal art

$ 829
Forest Grace by Anita Devi
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Forest Grace by Anita Devi

In this 2014 Khovar painting titled 'Forest Grace', Anita Devi portrays a tender moment between a mother deer and her fawn, surrounded by lush vines and stylized flowers. The composition radiates intimacy and protection, key motifs in Khovar storytelling. The soft pink and orange accents lend warmth to the monochrome foliage, grounding the artwork in both tenderness and tradition. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Expresses nurturing and connection through elegant folk symbolism. - Rich border detailing adds rhythm and narrative depth. - Natural pigments and brushwork maintain the authenticity of mural tradition. - Harmonious balance between structure and emotion. This painting will appeal to collectors who appreciate nature-inspired works that convey emotion through simplicity and cultural depth.

$ 829
The Gentle Grove by Malo Devi
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The Gentle Grove by Malo Devi

The Gentle Grove by Malo Devi, painted in 2005, is a Khovar work which captures the nurturing essence of forest life. Malo Devi’s depiction of the mother deer and fawns embodies maternal care and the soft rhythms of the wilderness. Her use of fluid black lines on ochre tones conveys stillness and continuity—qualities central to the Khovar tradition’s celebration of fertility and domestic life. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Graceful depiction of wildlife that mirrors human tenderness. - Handcrafted texture and natural pigments evoke the tactile earthiness of mural tradition. - Combines storytelling and symmetry, a signature of rural Jharkhand’s aesthetic vocabulary. - Ideal for serene or nature-inspired collections. This piece will appeal to collectors who appreciate narrative symbolism and art rooted in ecological and familial harmony.

$ 829
Circle of Harvest by Sugiya Devi
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Circle of Harvest by Sugiya Devi

"Circle of Harvest by Sugiya Devi is a 2015 Khovar painting, where Sugiya Devi presents a pair of oxen flanking a central form reminiscent of a plough or harvest altar, framed by circular floral motifs. The repetitive wheel pattern around the border gives a sense of endless movement—echoing the cycles of sowing and reaping that define rural life. Executed in black on beige, the piece captures both ritual symbolism and the rhythm of agricultural life. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Merges animal, floral, and geometric motifs within one narrative frame. - The circular repetition conveys continuity and communal rhythm. - Combines traditional Khovar motifs with a distinctly contemporary clarity. - A reflection of daily labor transformed into sacred art.

$ 829
The Forest Keepers by Putli Ganju
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The Forest Keepers by Putli Ganju

The Forest Keepers by Putli Ganju, created in 2016, is a Sohrai painting that brings together animals, birds, and flowers in a lively, interconnected scene. Putli Ganju paints with precision and rhythm, her use of repeated motifs and natural pigments reveals the interdependence of all life forms. The work feels celebratory yet grounded, echoing the pulse of the forest and the traditions of the women who paint to honour it. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A rare contemporary Sohrai piece showing ecological harmony. - Symbolic layering of creatures representing fertility and protection. - Beautiful interplay of geometry and organic form. - Combines traditional technique with an accessible modern palette. This painting feels alive with quiet joy, reminding us that the forest watches, protects, and endures.

$ 1,139
Spirit of the Herd by Sajhwa Devi
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Spirit of the Herd by Sajhwa Devi

Spirit of the Herd by Sajhwa Devi is a 2003 Sohrai painting, which features a central animal rendered in shades of violet and grey—an unusual palette that softens the form while adding depth. Sajhwa Devi’s work often reimagines sacred animals as bearers of care and continuity. The loops and enclosed patterns within the form suggest protection, a motif tied to fertility and nurturing. This central animal is youngling, clearly. Its casual, carefree grazing evident of the fact that it must be well protected and with a herd. This simple yet perceptive element which makes use of deliberate omission in a frame to indicate certain things, is what makes Sajhwa Devi a master in her craft. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - A refreshing reinterpretation of Sohrai forms using modern colour tones. - Represents cycles of care and protection central to village life. - The natural pigments lend a textured, organic surface quality. - A statement piece combining folk authenticity with visual balance. - This artwork feels steady and full, carrying the quiet rhythm of land and life.

$ 1,139
Flock in Motion
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Flock in Motion

Flock in Motion, painted in 2001, is a Sohrai artwork that captures a rhythmic gathering of birds in warm earth tones. The artist arranges them in fluid symmetry, each form flowing into the next, reflecting unity and the pulse of collective life. Their poised stillness carries a quiet energy, evoking balance between movement and rest, a recurring theme in Sohrai art rooted in the rhythm of seasons. Why This Artwork Stands Out: • Highlights harmony and collective strength in tribal life. • Minimal yet deeply expressive, with earthy ochres and browns. • The layered arrangement gives the work an architectural rhythm. • Balances traditional symbolism with elegant simplicity. This piece holds a grounded calm, inviting reflection on coexistence and balance.

$ 1,139
Giraffe Among Blossoms by Fatima
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Giraffe Among Blossoms by Fatima

Ornamented Elephant by Fatima is a 1996 Sohrai painting which depicts a richly patterned elephant framed by curling leaves and tendrils. Fatima’s strong outlines and rhythmic detailing evoke the grandeur of ritual wall art. The animal, adorned like an offering, becomes a symbol of prosperity, wisdom, and strength. The warm terracotta and white palette carries the glow of the soil after rain. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A powerful rendering of the elephant as a sacred, life-giving figure. - Natural pigments create warmth and authenticity. - Combines ornamental beauty with cultural storytelling. - A collector’s piece that embodies the grace of tribal India. The work radiates quiet majesty, carrying the weight of tradition with effortless charm.

$ 1,139
Blooming Beast by Juliet Fatima
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Blooming Beast by Juliet Fatima

"Blooming Beast by Juliet Fatima is a 2001 Sohrai painting , that reimagines the animal as both creature and vessel of life. From its body sprout full, blooming flowers—symbols of fertility and the earth’s abundance. Juliet Fatima’s earthy browns and soft ochres echo the walls of Sohrai homes, where art grows directly from the mud. The balance of structure and flow speaks to the deep connection between nature, growth, and ritual. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Captures the essence of regeneration through a striking floral-animal fusion. - Combines symbolic depth with visual simplicity. - Uses natural pigments that ground the work in its indigenous roots. - A timeless representation of Sohrai’s reverence for the land. - Both meditative and alive, this piece holds the quiet pulse of creation itself."

$ 1,139
Rhythms of the Wild by Malo Devi
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Rhythms of the Wild by Malo Devi

Rhythms of the Wild' by Malo Devi, painted in 2003, stands out for its spontaneous energy and narrative charm. A large animal figure, accompanied by birds and a human form, recalls scenes of coexistence found in Sohrai folklore. The use of teal, violet, and ochre tones creates a visual rhythm that celebrates life, movement, and kinship with the natural world. Malo Devi’s style balances freedom and restraint, keeping the painting grounded in tribal memory while giving it a fresh, lively presence. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Combines storytelling and symbolism central to the Sohrai harvest tradition. - Crafted with natural pigments, preserving authenticity and cultural integrity. - A rare example of human and animal forms sharing a unified visual field. - Appeals to those who appreciate expressive, story-driven tribal art. It’s a piece that feels alive, rooted in earth, yet reaching toward something universal.

$ 1,139
The Violet Herd by Sajhwa Devi
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The Violet Herd by Sajhwa Devi

The Violet Herd by Sajhwa Devi, a 2003 Sohrai painting, brings a rare vibrancy to the traditional form through its deep purples and teal tones. Sajhwa Devi reinterprets the animal motif, a sacred presence in Sohrai culture, into something both playful and spiritual. The rounded forms and rhythmic outlines convey abundance and care, key themes of the harvest season. Painted with natural pigments, it carries the essence of community life and continuity through generations. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A vivid, contemporary take on the Sohrai tradition using natural hues. - Depicts harmony between humans, animals, and nature—central to tribal worldviews. - Offers cultural depth with a modern aesthetic appeal, perfect for collectors and art lovers alike. - Retains the handmade charm and raw energy of folk expression. - This piece invites warmth and rhythm into any space, speaking quietly of the earth’s living spirit.

$ 1,139
Flow of Plenty by Philomina Tirkey
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Flow of Plenty by Philomina Tirkey

"Philomina Tirkey’s Flow of Plenty celebrates abundance through the sacred symbol of the fish, a motif of prosperity in tribal art across India. Its positioning with the larger fish overlaying and surrounding the smaller one makes it open to various interpretations. Does the painting convey abundance through the natural cycle that requires smaller fish to be eaten by bigger ones in a continouous cycle...or does it simply portray the two fish companionably swimming together even when they are of different species? ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - - Embodies fertility and prosperity, key themes of Sohrai-Khovar art. - Created using earth-based pigments in traditional freehand style. - Strong yet balanced visual rhythm, reflecting Tirkey’s practiced control. - Ideal for those seeking grounded, meaningful Indian folk art. - A graceful ode to the cycles of nature that sustain both life and art."

$ 1,359
Keeper of Balance by Dulari Ekka
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Keeper of Balance by Dulari Ekka

"In Keeper of Balance, Dulari Ekka interprets the age-old theme of sustenance and survival. The large bird, rendered in bold black against a pale backdrop, holds a smaller creature in its beak—an image both natural and ceremonial. The textured brushwork and firm outlines reflect Ekka’s command over traditional Khovar techniques, once used to decorate bridal chambers. Here, the motif becomes both personal and universal, celebrating nature’s interdependence. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Minimal palette emphasizing symbolic storytelling over detail. - Combines narrative depth with the spontaneity of freehand tribal painting. - Created with natural colours sourced locally, in keeping with ritual tradition. - Appeals to collectors who appreciate raw, story-driven folk art. A grounded and introspective piece that speaks softly of balance and survival."

$ 1,139
The Serpent by Philomina Tirkey
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The Serpent by Philomina Tirkey

"Philomina Tirkey’s 'The Serpent' captures the symbolic strength and quiet grace of the serpent. A recurring motif in Khovar art, it signifies transformation and guardianship. Tirkey’s stylized rendering and intricate detailing convey both danger and protection, central themes in the spiritual lexicon of tribal mural painting. Painted in 1999 using natural earth pigments on paper, the coiled form moves with calm rhythm, its body defined by looping latticework that reflects fertility and renewal central to the Khovar tradition. The muted monochrome palette and restrained composition give the snake a totemic presence, bridging the domestic and the divine. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Handcrafted using traditional natural pigments from the Hazaribagh region. - Represents continuity and fertility, key symbols in Khovar wall painting. - Balanced interplay of movement and stillness, unique to Tirkey’s visual language. - Ideal for collectors drawn to tribal symbolism and organic minimalism. A timeless work that grounds a modern space with the quiet rhythm of the earth."

$ 1,359
Mother and Calf by Philomina Tirkey
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Mother and Calf by Philomina Tirkey

Painted in 1999, 'Mother and Calf' by Philomina Tirkey shows the warmth of domestic life through the simplicity of Sohrai art. The form of the cow and her calf, outlined in earthy red against a deep black field, carries a quiet rhythm of protection and nurture. The minimal strokes and contrast between color and emptiness mirror the direct honesty of rural expression. Why This Artwork Stands Out: • Created by Philomina Tirkey, one of the tribal artists preserving the Sohrai tradition. • Strong visual contrast that embodies both tenderness and resilience. • A timeless piece representing fertility, motherhood, and continuity in agrarian life. • Ideal for collectors who appreciate Indian tribal art rooted in cultural memory. This work brings a sense of stillness and warmth, perfect for spaces that value authenticity and tradition.

$ 1,359
Horns and Wings by Philomina Tirkey
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Horns and Wings by Philomina Tirkey

Horns and Wings' by Philomina Tirkey paints a tender scene of kinship between an antlered animal, its young, and a bird resting nearby. The forms are bold yet kind, outlined in deep black against a warm ochre ground. There is something universal about this gathering of creatures; a shared instinct to protect, nurture, and coexist. The simplicity of execution makes the emotional tone even stronger. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A symbolic portrayal of motherhood and harmony in nature. - Balanced composition using natural earth pigments. - A strong piece for collectors who value traditional Indian art with emotional depth. - Demonstrates the narrative power of Sohrai art through minimalist design. This painting feels like a memory of the forest, quiet, enduring, and full of life.

$ 1,359
Harmony in the Wild by Sajhwa Devi
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Harmony in the Wild by Sajhwa Devi

In 'Harmony in the Wild', Sajhwa Devi captures the rhythm of coexistence found in animal life. The large animal, likely a buffalo or deer, stands tall beside its calf, surrounded by earthy tones and steady patterns. The red and black forms balanced by gentle outlines, are a reminder of the close relationship between human life, cattle, and land in the tribal heartlands of Jharkhand. Each line feels intentional, echoing the strength and calm of a day spent close to nature. Why This Artwork Stands Out: • An intimate portrayal of animal life rooted in rural Jharkhand. • Created using traditional Sohrai natural pigments of red, black, and white. • Reflects balance and nurturance — key elements of tribal life and belief. • Suitable for collectors interested in Indian folk and ritual art. A grounded, timeless reminder of how beauty grows quietly within ordinary life.

$ 1,509
Wild Companion
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Wild Companion

Created in 2002, Wild Companion by Philomina Tirkey draws from the instinctive energy of Khovar art. The bold outlines of a wild cat and its smaller counterpart bring a primal force to the surface. The repetition of textured strokes and the raw expression of the eyes emphasize the bond between instinct and survival. It’s both direct and poetic, reflecting the artist’s deep connection to nature. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A striking work in black and white, emphasizing line over color. - Embodies the essence of the Khovar tradition—spontaneous, unfiltered, alive. - Offers a narrative of care and coexistence between beings. - Suited for collectors who seek raw, unpolished authenticity in art. This painting carries the quiet power of the earth and the lives shaped by it.

$ 1,139
Rooted Birdsong by Sajhwa Devi
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Rooted Birdsong by Sajhwa Devi

In 'Rooted Birdsong', Sajhwa Devi creates a hybrid form which seems part bird, part plant. The creature rises from curling vines, its limbs ending in leaves and its body dotted with patterns of fertility and life. Painted with earthy reds and deep blues, the piece speaks of connection: between land, air, and living things. Why This Artwork Stands Out: • A fine example of Sohrai art’s symbolic link between animals and vegetation. • Uses organic pigments to depict the unity of life and landscape. • Ideal for art lovers exploring folk symbolism and earthy abstraction. • Represents tribal women’s storytelling through form and rhythm. A piece that feels alive, as though still growing from the soil that inspired it.

$ 1,359
Grazing in Bloom
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Grazing in Bloom

"Grazing in Bloom by Philomina Tirkey is a Sohrai painting that captures a deer-like creature moving through a field of bold, stylized flowers. Philomina Tirkey’s lines are confident and uncomplicated, turning natural forms into patterns of rhythm and balance. The earthy yellow background contrasts the strong black outlines, creating an image that feels both rooted in the soil and alive with motion. This work reflects Sohrai’s deep connection to fertility and the seasonal renewal of life, where every animal and plant is part of one continuous rhythm of the land. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A timeless depiction of nature’s harmony through the tribal lens of Sohrai art. - Created using natural pigments that give it warmth and authenticity. - A fine example of Philomina Tirkey’s ability to simplify form without losing life. - Ideal for collectors drawn to earthy, rural Indian art traditions. - This painting brings a sense of quiet vitality, a reminder of life’s simple cycles, made visible through the artist’s steady hand."

$ 1,359