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Untitled XII
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Untitled XII

The composition unfolds as a carefully balanced field of interlocking forms, each shape defined by confident contour and filled with intricate, rhythmic patterning. Figures and motifs—whether human, animal or vegetal—are rendered with stylised clarity, their interiors animated by repeated marks that create density without heaviness. The eye moves steadily across the surface, guided by repetition and variation rather than narrative sequence. Colour is applied in flat, assertive planes that heighten the decorative force of the image while maintaining structural control. Pattern does not overwhelm form; instead, it reinforces it, giving each body a contained energy that feels deliberate and composed. Open areas of ground create breathing space between concentrated passages of detail, ensuring that the overall composition retains cohesion and visual clarity. Working within a living tribal art tradition, Yashpal Baranda translates inherited visual language into a contemporary framework defined by balance and precision. In acrylic on canvas or paper, he builds each image through disciplined repetition, allowing structure, colour and ornament to function as one unified system. Untitled XII stands as a testament to this synthesis—an artwork where pattern becomes architecture and surface becomes rhythm.

$ 149
Untitled XVIII
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Untitled XVIII

A network of forms spreads across the surface in deliberate balance, each figure articulated through intricate internal patterning that gives the composition its steady pulse. Curving outlines contain dense fields of repeated marks—dots, stripes, cross-hatching or scale-like motifs—that transform bodies into textured terrains. No single element claims dominance; instead, the image unfolds as a unified field where repetition becomes rhythm and structure emerges from ornament. Colour is applied with confidence and clarity, flat yet luminous, allowing the patterned interiors to carry the visual weight. The absence of conventional depth keeps the viewer close to the surface, attentive to the dialogue between filled form and open ground. Negative space is neither empty nor incidental; it functions as a pause between passages of intensity, sharpening the impact of each meticulously rendered shape. Working within a living tribal visual tradition, Yashpal Baranda builds each composition through disciplined repetition and compositional restraint. In acrylic on canvas or paper, he balances inherited pattern vocabulary with contemporary clarity, ensuring that every mark contributes to the integrity of the whole. Untitled XVIII becomes a study in equilibrium—an image where colour, repetition and form converge into a quietly sustained visual harmony.

$ 149
Untitled XXIII
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Untitled XXIII

Forms unfold across the surface in a quiet, rhythmic arrangement, each element articulated through intricate patterning that gives the composition its internal pulse. Figures, animals or vegetal motifs—rendered in the distinctive Baranda vocabulary—interlock without crowding, held together by repetition and balanced spacing. Lines curve and repeat, filling bodies with dense ornament that reads not as embellishment but as structure, building each shape from within. Colour moves confidently across the plane, flat and luminous, allowing pattern to carry the primary visual weight. There is no fixed horizon, no illusionistic depth; instead, the composition exists as a continuous field where every figure participates equally in the overall harmony. Negative space is deliberate, giving the eye moments of rest between areas of concentrated detail. The surface feels animated yet controlled, its energy derived from careful accumulation rather than spectacle. Yashpal Baranda works within a living tribal tradition in which storytelling, environment and daily life merge seamlessly. In acrylic on canvas or paper, he translates inherited visual language into contemporary clarity, maintaining the integrity of pattern while refining composition and balance. Untitled XXIII stands as a testament to this continuity—an image built through repetition, colour and disciplined mark-making that transforms the everyday into something enduring and ceremonial.

$ 719
Pithora Horses
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Pithora Horses

Across a field of electric turquoise, horses move in every direction at once — grazing, turning, nuzzling, standing still. There are dozens of them, filling the canvas from edge to edge without a single gap of empty ground, yet the composition never feels crowded. Each animal carries its own inner world of colour: bands of deep crimson, burnt orange, rose and gold ring the body in concentric stripes, as though the horses themselves are made of accumulated ritual energy. Their eyes are wide and watchful, their legs planted with a quiet, grounded confidence. This is Pithora, the ceremonial painting tradition of the Bhil and Rathwa communities of central India, in which horses are not merely depicted but invoked. Lado Bai works in acrylic on canvas, translating a practice rooted in sacred wall painting into a format that holds the same living charge. The repetitive dotwork and banded patterning that fill each form are not decorative choices — they are the visual grammar of the tradition itself, a language of marks that animates the creature from within. The turquoise ground, luminous and steady, gives the herd a stage that feels neither earth nor sky but somewhere between the two: a space where the sacred and the everyday meet without announcement. Why This Artwork Stands Out The all-over composition creates a sense of abundance and ceremonial abundance rooted in Bhil cosmology. Each horse is individually patterned, giving the collective energy of the herd an intimate, handcrafted character. The turquoise and crimson palette carries a visual intensity that feels both ancient and strikingly contemporary. Lado Bai's work belongs to a living oral-visual tradition, making this painting a cultural document as much as a work of art.

$ 2,569
A Pair of Fish
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A Pair of Fish

Simple, dynamic and uniquely composed this Bhil painting by the artist Sunita Bhavor showcases the beauty of this expressive tribal art. Sunita Bhavor's painting, A Pair of Fish, shows nature's beauty in the Bhil art style. The artwork shows two graceful fish in bright green colours. They feature fine dot patterns in an elegant decoration. The artist demonstrates expertise in using traditional motifs and rhythmic details. This brings movement and energy to the composition. This stunning piece celebrates the beauty of aquatic life. It also showcases the rich heritage of Bhil art, which captivates viewers through its visual appeal. The rhythmic curved form of the fish, with its creative composition, highlights the creative vision and skills of the artist. Whether displayed in a contemporary home or a curated collection, this handcrafted piece offers timeless charm and cultural depth. Ideal for art collectors, enthusiasts of folk and tribal art, or anyone seeking a serene, meaningful artwork that speaks of heritage, nature, and beauty. The simplicity of tribal designs depicted in this painting makes it one-of-a-kind for any art lover's collection. ## Why does this Indian Tribal art painting stand out? ## - Authentic Bhil Tribal Art – Created by Sunita Bhavor, a celebrated Bhil artist, this piece represents the essence of traditional Indian tribal art through symbolic, nature-based themes. - Elegant Depiction of Aquatic Life – The two graceful fish in bright green hues showcase a celebration of nature, making this artwork serene and visually engaging. - - Intricate Dot Patterns & Rhythmic Flow – The fish are adorned with meticulously hand-painted dotted motifs, a hallmark of Bhil artistry, creating a sense of motion and life. - Minimalist Yet Dynamic Composition – The simple form paired with vibrant detail makes this painting perfect for modern, eclectic, or ethnic spaces alike. - Handcrafted Cultural Masterpiece – This artwork reflects centuries of storytelling tradition in Bhil culture, making it both a meaningful collectable and a conversation piece. **Add this one-of-a-kind piece to your collection today and bring home a vibrant expression of India’s living tribal art heritage.**

$ 169
Red and Black Pithora Horses
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Red and Black Pithora Horses

Award-winning artist Lado Bai is widely known for continuing the legacy of Bhil tribal art. Her work is known for its simplicity and heightened use of dots. Her inspiration comes from tribal folklore, her personal beliefs and the tribal life experiences. She portrays the ritualised depictions of pithora painting, Bhil tribal art and Bhil paintings of God. In this painting titled ‘Red and Black Pithora Horses’, the artist shows off the beauty of Pithora horses. The painting is rendered with bright colours and an intricate use of dots. On a bright yellow background, the artwork features Pithora horses in red and black. Three horses arrange themselves across five horizontal lines. Above them, symbols like a turtle, the sun, and a rooster add depth. These Pithora horses are painted during auspicious occasions and ceremonies to seek blessings and restore peace and prosperity. Lado Bai beautifully depicts this symbolic representation of the horses through her masterfully composed work. ## Why This Artwork Stands Out: ## - Original Painting by Lado Bai – Known for his vibrant wildlife and nature scene - Handcrafted with love: This painting is created by a tribal artist, keeping the legacy of age-old Gond tribal art alive. - A perfect Wall Décor – Great for living rooms, reading corners, or studio spaces, ideal for gifting on occasions like housewarmings. - A perfect fit for any space: A must-have for an art collector's collection, this painting is sure to enhance and bring cheerful vibes to any space when added. **Go ahead and add this Indian painting to your collection today!** **Rich in tradition and filled with tribal mastery, let this striking artwork find a place in your collection today!**

$ 1,629
Carrying Firewood Home
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Carrying Firewood Home

Take a peek into lives of people from the Bhil tribe in Central India and their deep connection with nature for their daily life chores. For the Bhil community, Bhil art is often ritualistic and used to tell stories about their lives, the land, and deities. In Ram Singh Bhabhor’s Bhil painting, ‘Carrying Firewood Home’, there’s a quiet strength in the way he captures the rhythm of daily life. The act of carrying wood from the forest, so simple yet so essential, becomes a symbol of connection between the people, the land, and nature itself. Through vivid colours and intricate patterns, Bhavor brings this humble task to life, showing not just the effort, but the reverence and respect for the forest that sustains them. The composition of this artwork is minimalistic yet narrative as the couple walks with logs of firewood on their head, the huge tree in their background gives a hint of jungle scenery. The owls perched on the branches of the deep blue tree with a few yellow and green leaves suggest the scene is set in the evening. It's truly beautiful that even with such a minimal composition, the artist depicts a narrative that creates layers and depth in his storytelling. ## Why add this painting to your collection? ## - Handpainted by Tribal Artist Ram Singh Bhabhor -A tribal artist from Madhya Pradesh, he is known for preserving traditional art through vivid depictions of animals, trees, and Adivasi life. His work reflects a deep connection to nature, cattle, and everyday rural traditions. - Add Indian Aesthetic: This masterpiece is truly a celebration of Bhil art and showcases the intricate detailing in authentic Bhil-style paintings. The dotted lines and the earthy hues on this canvas are perfect to add a hint of 'Indianess' to your space. - The Perfect Size: Hand-painted in acrylic on canvas, this 11x15-inch artwork is a compact size, making it ideal for smaller rooms and modern, minimalist, or traditional decor spaces. - A Gift of Art: A perfect gift for art lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, or as part of a cultural gallery wall. For those looking for gifts that are more meaningful than empty photo frames or wall clocks! **Celebrate tribal legacy and vibrant imagination—make it yours today.**

$ 149
Perched Birds
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Perched Birds

‘Perched Birds’ by artist Ramesh Katara brings to life a narrative from the wildlife depicted in the traditional Bhil art style. The artist uses the signature Bhil dots to render this artwork; his use of these dots to create wavy and zigzag lines in rendering is what grabs the viewer's attention and keeps them engaged in the motion. The composition is simple yet dynamic as six symmetrical birds are perched upon the branches of the tree. The tree is adorned with bright reddish pink leaves and royal blue fruits, which adds a slight contrast to the composition. The birds and tree bark, and branches are rendered in vivid hues of yellow, orange, red, green and blue. The composition, though simple in its elements, is rich in texture, detailed with rhythmic patterns of dots and flowing lines that lend depth and movement. Steeped in the Bhil tradition of celebrating nature and animal life, this artwork invites the viewer to explore the depth and details of its narrative, where every dot and curve tells a story. Artist Ramesh Katara’s style blends simplicity with intricacy, offering a striking visual rooted in cultural identity and natural harmony. Here’s why this painting stands out: - Handpainted by Ramesh, a Bhil artist from Madhya Pradesh, whose work reflects the rituals, traditions, and deep connection of his tribe with nature and wildlife. - Painted in acrylic on paper measuring 11x15 inches, its compact vertical format fits seamlessly into minimalist or contemporary interiors, great for gallery wall arrangements, home decor, office lobbies, studios, or cultural centres. - A meaningful gift for lovers of tribal art, wildlife, or Indian folk culture. Experience the raw beauty and profound depth of tribal creativity. Add this timeless piece of art to your collection today. Order now!

$ 149
The Celebration of Gal Bapsi
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The Celebration of Gal Bapsi

Bhil artist Lado Bai presents the vibrant ritual of ‘Gal Bapsi’ in this striking Bhil painting. Celebrated the day after Holi, Gal Bapsi is a deeply symbolic festival observed by the Bhil community to honour ‘Gal Devta’. As part of the ritual, men who have made vows of gratitude, often for recovery from illness or family misfortunes, climb a 20-foot wooden platform. They are tied to a rotating bamboo beam and spun in the air by villagers pulling ropes. Once the ceremony ends, the vowed men descend, dance, and offer drinks to those gathered, marking the fulfilment of their promise. This powerful artwork captures the spirit of the ritual with energetic human figures set against a bright pink background. The figures, adorned in bold, striped clothing of orange, blue, green, and purple, move in rhythmic harmony. The central platform anchors the composition, while drums, ladders, and dotted textures add motion and narrative depth. Lado Bai brings alive this ritual of ‘Gal Bapsi’ with her expressive composition, where each frame is filled with moment and energy. ## Why add this to your collection? ## - Handpainted by acclaimed artist Lado Bai – A pioneer of Bhil tribal art, Lado Bai’s work beautifully blends indigenous storytelling, folklore, and visual tradition. - Vibrant colours and intricate detailing – Rich patterns in earthy and bright tones on a pink base create a vivid and joyful scene, with rhythmic dots that echo traditional Bhil aesthetics. - Statement size– Measuring 60 x 75 inches, painted in acrylic on canvas, ideal for large walls and gallery displays. - Perfect gift – For art lovers, tribal culture enthusiasts, and collectors. **From the heart of tribal India to your home – bring Bhil tradition alive on your walls. Order now!**

$ 1,629
Whispers in the Jungle- Deer & Birds
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Whispers in the Jungle- Deer & Birds

Step into the vivid world of Bhil art with this stunning hand-painted composition by acclaimed tribal artist Sunita Bhavor. Titled ‘Whispers in the Jungle – Deer & Birds’, this artwork beautifully captures a tranquil moment of connection between wildlife and nature. At the heart of the painting stands a flourishing tree, bursting with bright green leaves and adorned with intricate spiral patterns across its trunk and branches. The tree becomes a stage for storytelling under its shade, a lone deer stands, while six birds chirping gather, some perched high on branches, others grounded below. Their postures suggest a quiet exchange, as if whispering secrets of the forest, while the deer looks on from a distance. Framed within a striking triangular border of primary colours, the composition radiates energy and balance. The artist’s use of vivid dotted patterns and a rich, earthy palette adds a rhythmic charm to the overall scene. The detailed rendering of the animals and foliage brings a lively elegance that draws the viewer into the scene again and again. ## Why add this to your collection? ## - Authentic Indian Art -Original Bhil artwork hand-painted by Sunita Bhavor, celebrated for her vibrant wildlife themes. - Artwork for spacious rooms - Measuring 60.5 x 37 inches, this piece is a large, commanding canvas ideal for feature walls. - A lasting gift -Painted in medium Acrylic on canvas makes this piece is vibrant and lasting. A perfect gift for festive gifting, housewarming or as a part of any art lover's, wildlife lover's collection. - A celebration of Art- A perfect choice for collectors of tribal or folk art, nature lovers, or anyone seeking bold and soulful wall décor. Brings culture, colour, and storytelling into your space – a true statement piece. **Curate your collection with timeless expressions of Indian heritage. Add this to your collection now!**

$ 879
The Deer Beneath a Tree
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The Deer Beneath a Tree

Step into the serene world of Bhil tribal artistry with this captivating painting by Sunita Bhavor, a renowned Bhil artist known for her gentle yet powerful depictions of wildlife and everyday tribal life. Titled ‘Deer Beneath the Tree,’ this artwork embodies the essence of Bhil culture, where nature is not only observed but revered. Using the signature Bhil dot work, Bhavor skillfully layers colour and pattern to create movement, texture, and rhythm within the stillness of the scene. The painting features a pair of graceful peacocks in earthy hues of green, brown, and yellow, standing beneath a lush tree. Their intricate detailing adds rich visual depth, evoking a quiet, meditative atmosphere. Every element from the dots on the peacocks' feathers to the delicate foliage tells a story of coexistence and harmony. This piece is more than decor; it’s a cultural expression and artistic legacy, ideal for collectors, wildlife enthusiasts, or anyone seeking meaningful art that reflects indigenous tradition. ## Why Buy This Artwork: ## - Authentic Bhil tribal painting by tribal artist Sunita Bhavor, keeping alive the tribal legacy. - Intricately hand-detailed peacocks symbolizing grace and stillness, the intricate dots and rhythmic patterns add a movement and depth to the artwork. - This Bhil painting which celebrates nature’s harmony is perfect for calm and mindful spaces. - If you are looking for the perfect art gift, this one is a great gifting option for animal loversand for people who appreciate nature and regional art! - Add this soulful tribute to nature today to your cart today. - Ideal for art collectors, wildlife lovers, and gifting occasions.

$ 559
Helicopter or Barat
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Helicopter or Barat

The artwork vividly portrays a helicopter-like structure filled with intricate zigzag patterns in earthy tones of red, green, and white, contrasting against a serene blue backdrop. Encircling vibrant, swirling motifs and celebratory figures in bright traditional attire reflect a joyous cultural narrative blending the fantastical with the festive.

Mahua Tree - A Tribal Lifeline
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Mahua Tree - A Tribal Lifeline

Rich in colours, tribal traditions and full of deep symbolic meanings, the ‘Mahua Tree - A Tribal Lifeline’ by the artist Sher Singh Bhabhor takes us into a scenic narrative showcasing a slice of tribal life. Bold, vibrant, and brimming with energy, Sher Singh Babhor’s art is a striking fusion of contemporary flair and traditional Bhil tribal paintings. This unique blend gives his work a distinct visual language that sets it apart. Drawing inspiration from everyday life, he transforms ordinary moments and personal narratives into captivating visual stories full of life. In central India, the Mahua tree holds significant cultural and economic importance for the tribal communities. It is viewed as a life-sustaining resource, providing food, medicine, fodder, and a source of livelihood, including alcohol production from its flowers. The tree is also deeply ingrained in their spiritual beliefs and practices, with some tribes revering it as a divine entity. In this artwork, painted against the rich gold background, stands the Mahua tree in its full bloom near a pond. The tree is abundant with fruits, flowers and is perched with birds on its branches. Near the tree are villagers who continue with their daily activities with the produce gathered from this tree. With vibrant colours, zigzag and rhythmic use of dots depicting movement and motion, this painting draws the viewer's attention into its ongoing narrative. Rich in symbolism and full of energy and life, this painting is sure to enhance any space it is added to. If you are looking for something rich in Indian culture and vibrant energy, this is a perfect addition to your art collection. Go ahead and add to your cart now! ## Why does this Indian Bhil painting stand out- ## - Deep Cultural Symbolism- This painting is focused on the Mahua tree - a sacred and life-sustaining symbol in tribal life. It features exquisitely hand-painted dotted motifs and bold symmetrical compositions, beautifully showcasing the Mahua tree’s cultural and spiritual significance in the community. - Original Indian Painting -Artist Rakesh Singh Bhabhor masterfully blends traditional Bhil techniques with a fresh, expressive style. His use of rhythmic patterns and narrative composition creates a distinctive and contemporary tribal art style. - Artful Interiors - More than just decor, this painting is a visual celebration of indigenous identity, community, and the sacred connection to nature making it a powerful and meaningful addition to any space. A perfect statement piece for accent walls, apartments, villas, offices, studios and cultural centres. - The Perfect Gift - For those who like their spaces to have a personality, this Indian art painting makes the perfect gift. Ideal for gifting for special occasions like house-warmings, or a perfect addition for art lovers' collection or tribal culture enthusiasts.

$ 559
Shrine Under a Tree
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Tribal Art

Shrine Under a Tree

Rich in culture and tradition, India's tribal Bhil community celebrate their reverence towards nature through their art and customs of spiritual worship. The artwork shows a lively tree with detailed dotted patterns. Its bright orange, green, and blue colours show abundance and community spirit. It's a frozen frame in time that showcases the rich heritage and culture of the Bhil tribe. In this painting, artist Sher Singh Bhabhor brings alive one such scene of tribal worship. This hand-painted original showcases a majestic tree and a shrine under it. On top of the tree, there are birds, nests, honeycombs, and bats. The shrine below is surrounded by two tiny pithora horses and offerings like diyas, incense sticks, and coconuts. Women dressed in colourful tribal attire come with a basket full of offerings, accompanied by a small boy with a coconut in his hand. In this nature-inspired painting, you can also see two men - one dancing in joy, another lying down on the ground showing his faith and paying respects to the tribal god. A tribal celebration of spiritual faith, community worship paired with the richness of Bhil artistry, this artwork is a must-add to your art collection. ## Why this Bhil Art painting stands out: ## - Original Tribal Art - Hand-painted by a master artist in traditional Bhil art style. - Adds Colour and Culture - Vibrant colours and rich, detailed cultural visuals and symbolism in this painting add life to the spaces it is showcased in. - The Perfect Size - At 35.6x37 inches, this painting is an ideal fit for any desired decor space, for homes, temple spaces, cultural centres or studio spaces. **A Meaningful Gift - If you want to share a ' gift from India', nothing comes closer to beautiful folk and tribal art paintings, which, in addition to being visually stunning, often include positive symbolism and auspicious messaging! **

Pithora Horses & the Native Life
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Pithora Horses & the Native Life

In ‘Pithora Horses & the Native Life’, Artist Bhuri Bai brings to life the grace of Pithora horses along with the daily village life. At the heart of this Bhil painting are the colourful Pithora horses, adorned with intricate dot work, symbolising divine blessings, strength, and prosperity. Set against a simple backdrop, the composition bursts with rhythmic energy—horses, humans, flora, and fauna come together in a harmonious visual narrative. Delicate triangular borders detailed with colourful dots frame the artwork, while the presence of humans among the horses adds depth and emotion. Bhuri Bai, known for her fusion of traditional Bhil and Pithora painting, captures the spiritual essence of tribal rituals through her simple yet engaging narratives. Her storytelling transports the viewer into the vibrant world of native folklore, where each element has symbolic significance. Whether displayed in a home, workspace, or a cultural gallery, this hand-painted piece radiates warmth, tradition, and timeless artistry. Bring home ‘Pithora Horses & the Native Life’—an original creation that celebrates India's rich tribal legacy through colour, symbolism, and soul. If you want to create that beautiful, artsy Indian vibe in your home, this painting by Bhuri Bai ji will be a great fit! Its vibrant composition makes it an ideal gift for those who admire Indian folk art, culture, and traditional craftsmanship. This artwork is more than just decor; it reflects history, community, and artistic brilliance. ## Why You Should Own This Bhil Art Painting? ## - Hand-Painted by Bhuri Bai – Get home an original piece from a renowned Indian folk artist. - Cultural and Artistic Statement – Looking for a painting for homes, offices, or galleries - this one fits into any space, blending tradition with artistry. **A timless tradition of visual storytelling - this handpainted Bhil painting is a limited edition piece to add to your collection today. **

$ 2,869
Bharadi
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Bharadi

A masterpiece "Bharadi" created by the Bhil artist Lado Bai beautifully depicts a traditional granary surrounded by vibrant energy. The central structure, adorned with rows of white and yellow dot patterns, symbolizes abundance and sustenance. Two striking blue peacocks perched on top add a regal touch, while golden handprints and curling motifs frame the scene, representing blessings and prosperity. Below, figures dressed in rhythmic patterns engage in a lively dance, celebrating their cultural traditions. The earthy tones and vivid colors seamlessly blend to create a captivating portrayal of Bhil community life

$ 2,789
The Wood Cutter
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The Wood Cutter

This Indian art painting lets you experience a slice of tribal life frozen in time."The Wood Cutter", an original Bhil artwork by acclaimed tribal artist Sita Meda, is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece in the works of tribal art. Known for her storytelling through visual form, Sita captures everyday rural moments layered with symbolism and interaction with nature. Painted in acrylic on paper (15 x 11 inches), this artwork shows a dramatic scene - a woodcutter running with an axe, startled by a wild animal charging toward him. Behind him, a woman, crouched with a basket of fruits, watches the scene from the corner of her eye. Two chameleons crawl across a fallen tree, adding a quiet contrast to the otherwise tense moment. The composition is minimalist yet emotionally rich, using Bhil dot patterns and vibrant colours to animate the characters and landscape. The sparse white background allows the central figures to take visual prominence, making it a powerful story-in-a-frame that speaks to the fragility and alertness of rural life. Sita’s ability to transform an everyday encounter into a visually dramatic moment is what makes this piece so compelling. ## Why Buy This Artwork: ## - Original hand-painted piece by established Bhil artist Sita Meda - She is known for her unique storytelling approach, exhibiting her art nationwide. - Narrative-driven art that captures the emotion of rural life gives a glance at tribal lives. Minimal yet emotionally rich composition fits both ethnic and modern interiors - Contrasts movement and stillness using tribal dot techniques, captivates the viewers with its vibrant colours and narratives. - A versatile size and design that suits both modern and ethnic spaces. Compact size (15x11 inches) makes it ideal for small walls or gallery collections. - Ideal for collectors and lovers of Indian folk and tribal art, or people who love to explore and appreciate tribal culture. - With ‘The Woodcutter’, add a little depth and drama to your art story. Take your first step to creating your tribal art collection now!

$ 169
Bullock Cart
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Tribal Art

Bullock Cart

Your search for original Indian tribal art ends here! Artist Sita Meda’s Bullock Cart is a stunning celebration of Indian art. This Bhil tribal artwork captures the essence of rural life through vibrant colours, symbolism, and detailed craftsmanship. As a widely exhibited Bhil artist, she is celebrated for her unique storytelling style and deep connection to the natural and agrarian world. Her work beautifully bridges tradition and everyday experiences of her community. In this painting, two intricately decorated bulls pull a wooden cart, echoing themes of hard work, endurance, and the symbiotic relationship between humans and animals in agriculture. The use of signature Bhil dot and circular motifs across the bulls and background adds movement and texture. One figure is shown holding the reins and a whip, actively driving the cart, while another sits behind. Together they represent the shared labour and rhythm of farming life. The composition is grounded in reinforcing the life-giving force of the land. A wonderful addition to traditional and contemporary spaces, the colours of this artwork are a match to different interior aesthetics. This painting is more than decor; it's a cultural document, celebrating deeper meaning like the dignity of rural labor and more through the vibrant canvas of folk expression. ## Why does this painting stand out? ## - Handcrafted by renowned Bhil artist Sita Meda, whose work is exhibited nationally. - Her expressive storytelling depicts simplicity, and her skills in mastering tribal art. - Highlights the theme of rural resilience through tribal storytelling- Gives a visual peek into the daily lives of the tribal Bhil community. - Bold colours and tribal patterns enhance ethnic and rustic spaces - The bright red and blues of the attire, along with the subtle earthy tone of the bullocks, stand out against the plain white backdrop. - Compact size (11 x 15 inches) suits a variety of interiors - Ideal for minimalist, contemporary or nature-themed decor. - A meaningful gift for folk art lovers and cultural collectors. - Don't wait, go ahead and add this timeless piece of Indian tribal art to your collection now!

$ 169
God Ghatla
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God Ghatla

"This hand-painted artwork by artist Kamta Tahed is a symbol of the Bhil tribe's spiritual beliefs and customs. This painting showcases the Bhil community worshipping the ‘God Ghatla’ or 'Ghatla Dev', believed to be a protective ancestral spirit or guardian deity of the tribe. He is one of the clan or village deities often invoked during rituals and painted as part of the Pithora wall painting tradition. In the world of tribal deities, Ghatla Dev plays a supporting yet significant role alongside other major deities. The artwork showcases a vibrant arch, a common format in Pithora art, representing a spiritual gateway or shrine-like structure. ‘Ghatla Dev’ is set against warm, golden-yellow hues. The arch is flanked by geometric checker patterns, denoting ritual enclosure and sacred space. Horses in Pithora paintings symbolise divine messengers; their symmetrical arrangement creates a sense of ritual procession or divine arrival. Celestial symbols on top signal divine presence and connection with nature’s rhythms. The row of pots at the top symbolises abundance, fertility, and a sacred offering to the gods, linked to ancestral spirits in tribal cosmology. Pithora paintings are not merely decorative; they are ritual offerings accompanied by chants and rites. ## Why does this painting stand out? ## - A Handpainted Original - A stunning masterpiece handpainted by a woman tribal artist, Kamta Tahed, whose paintings are known to have deep cultural storytelling and intricate detailing. - Distinctive Tribal Art - In this painting, which features Ghatla Dev, a guardian deity central to tribal ritual life, Tahed beautifully captures the rich traditions and spiritual harmony of the Bhil community. - The use of intricate dots to form patterns and fill forms is distinct to Bhil and Pithora art - a detail meant to symbolise life's interconnectedness. - The Perfect Fit - Measuring 36x64 inches this acrylic on canvas painting is perfect for a vertical wall statement piece, for gallery walls, cultural centres or studio spaces. - Celebrate tribal legacy and vibrant imagination and bring home this artwork today. **A Gift of Art - This painting would be a nice gift for people who have a deeper understanding of Indian folk and tribal art. WIth its ectectic and symbolic visual storytelling, it is sure to be a memorable one.**

$ 1,029
Tree home for Animals
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Tree home for Animals

The artwork showcases a yellow background that contrasts beautifully with a vibrant blue tree, creating a visually striking scene. The tree serves as a home for Holena birds, while two birds gracefully climb its branches, symbolizing harmony and balance in nature. The artist uses bold colors and intricate details to bring the composition to life in the Bhil art style, making it a remarkable depiction of wildlife and the interconnectedness of all living beings.

$ 999
Lime Tree at Night
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Tribal Art

Lime Tree at Night

This original artwork by Lado Bai, a well-known early Bhil woman artist, beautifully shows the deep connection between Bhil art and nature in a new way. Titled ‘ Lime Tree at Night’, this painting captures the enchanting stillness of night in its captivating visual narrative. Centered around a glowing lime tree, the scene shows birds and animals finding shelter,standing alert, or settling in for the night. Lado Bai’s signature wavy strokes replace the traditional Bhil dot style, infusing the work with movement and depth. The play of deep background hues with vibrant tones of green, yellow, blue, and grey gives the painting a luminous quality. Her emphasis on the expressive emotions of the animals adds an emotional depth to the scene. Bhil art is known for portraying indigenous life, nature and spirituality. In this piece, Lado Bai beautifully channels these themes, highlighting the coexistence of all living beings as night falls. Rhythmic strokes and detailed patterning bring out the textures of feathers, fur, and foliage, creating a richly layered and captivating composition. This hand-painted Bhil masterpiece is an ideal feature for any space that seeks to evoke calm, depth, and the quiet wonder of the natural world. A perfect addition to your collection or a unique gift for lovers of tribal art and wildlife. A one-of-a-kind, limited edition piece. Order now! ## Why this Bhil artwork stands out? 1. Vibrant Colours and Intricate Designs: The painting features rich colours and finely detailed patterns characteristic of traditional Bhil artistry. The interplay of earthy tones with deeper night hues adds to the painting’s mystique, making it a visually captivating piece. 2. A perfect feature wall art - unique colour composition that is sure to add a highlight to your interiors. 3. Traditional Indian Folk Art: Discover the rich heritage of India through Bhil art paintings, a tribal art form passed down from generations, showcasing cultural symbolism and tribal narratives. 4. A Unique gift option: A perfect gift for you for any special occasion, a must-have for an art lover, nature and wildlife lovers. #### Add a little piece of art, hand-painted with love, to your collection.

$ 829
A Journey Through Nature’s Wonders
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Tribal Art

A Journey Through Nature’s Wonders

Known for depicting tribal folklore and village life, in this painting, Bhuri Bai showcases a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Her brushwork turns an ordinary journey into a vivid celebration of nature, adventure, and co-existence. In this Bhil painting, ‘A Journey Through Nature’s Wonders’, Padma Shri awardee Bhuri Bai adds a modern-day twist to the traditional Bhil art by depicting a lively car ride through the jungle. With wavy roads, colourful cars, and intricate dot work, this composition captures the thrill of movement while staying rooted in the charm of tribal storytelling. Surrounded by lush flora and fauna, the rhythmic flow of the road and the tiny human figures add layers of excitement and detail. Bhuri Bai uses her signature colourful dots, lines, and natural patterns to infuse rustic beauty into this contemporary subject, making it both playful and profound. Ideal for homes, studios, or creative spaces, this hand-painted piece on high-quality canvas is a vibrant reminder of the joy in every journey. Let ‘A Journey Through Nature’s Wonders’ bring colour, culture, and motion to your walls. Don’t miss adding this beautiful masterpiece, created using acrylic ink on canvas, to your collection. Whether you are a fan of Bhil art or are just getting to know it, a few minutes of looking at this painting will be enough to make you get it. The grand size of the artwork, 49.7 x 63.5 inches, allows every intricate detail to shine. ## Why should you consider this artwork? ## - A Collector’s Piece – It is hand-painted by Bhuri Bai, a well-known folk artist in India. - Crafted with Care – It is made on high-quality canvas with acrylic colours. - Brings Warmth to Any Space – Whether in your home, office, or gallery, this piece reminds us of the joy in nature and adventure. **More than a painting, "A Journey Through Nature’s Wonders" tells a story—one that invites you to enjoy the beauty of travel, tradition, and togetherness. Limited Edition – Bring this Joyful Indian artwork home today! **

$ 3,169
Peacock & Snake with Eggs: A Battle of Survival
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Peacock & Snake with Eggs: A Battle of Survival

Padma Shri awardee, Bhil artist, Bhuri Bai, captures a powerful moment from the wild in this painting. An intense encounter between two peacocks and a snake guarding its eggs. The painting tells a gripping tale of survival and defence, where the snake coils tightly around its eggs, shielding them from the peacocks approaching from both sides. Bhuri Bai’s artistic skills bring life to this dramatic scene. The alertness in the eyes of the peacocks and the firm grip of the snake are depicted with striking clarity, revealing the artist’s keen observation of nature and instinctual behaviour. The simple yet strong composition, set in earthy tones and intricate patterns, reflects the Bhil community’s deep connection to nature and its elements. Known for her dynamic visual narratives, Bhuri Bai continues to elevate tribal art through her unique storytelling style. This beautiful Bhil art painting is rooted in the culture of central India. Bring home ‘Peacock & Snake with Eggs – A Battle of Survival’, a stunning portrayal of life in the wild, told through the vibrant lens of Bhil tribal art. A painting that teaches you many lessons and inspires many emotions. The artwork is 37x37 inches, a balanced square format that allows every intricate detail to be appreciated and fits into most spaces seamlessly. ## Why This Artwork Stands Out? ## - 100% Authentic & Handpainted – Completely handpainted in traditional Bhil art style by the pioneer of Bhil art, Padma Shri artist Bhuri Bai. - Fits into any space - A perfect addition of tribal and rustic charm to your home and office spaces, interiors. - The Perfect Gift - For those who are interested in nature, animals or the colourful world of Indian art, this painting is a great gift - Add this piece of visual storytelling from tribal art in India to your art collection today!

$ 829
Pithora Horses

Tribal Art

Pithora Horses

In this painting titled ‘Pithora Horses’, Padma Shri awardee Bhuri Bai seamlessly blends the vibrant traditions of Bhil art with the sacred symbolism of Pithora painting. Depicting men on horseback is one of the most revered motifs in Bhil tribal art. Pithora horses are traditionally associated with divine blessings and are painted on auspicious occasions. Bhuri Bai brings the subject to life using her signature style of colorful dots and symmetrical detailing, creating a rhythm that draws the viewer in. This painting embodies strength, prosperity, and spiritual connection deeply rooted in Bhil culture.The plain backdrop emphasizes the vividly adorned horses, allowing their spiritual presence and dynamic energy to take center stage. Framed within a decorative tribal border, this painting showcases Bhuri Bai’s mastery in balancing color, symmetry, and cultural depth. Perfect for any spiritual corner, contemporary space, or art collection, this hand-painted piece on canvas using natural colours is both timeless and meaningful. Let ‘Pithora Horses’ hand-painted with love, enrich your home and office spaces with its tribal charm! ## Why Is This Artwork Special? ## - Hand-Painted by Bhuri Bai: A Padmashree awardee artist who is also considered a pioneer of traditional Bhil art. - Original Indian Art: 100% authentic and hand-painted in intricate details, every brushstroke is unique. - A Timeless Piece: A great addition to any modern, traditional, or spiritual setting. - Supports local artists: Your purchase encourages the true spirit of native Indian art and artists. **Own a unique piece of Indian folk heritage with this beautiful ""Pithora Horses"" artwork which is a tribute to tradition and culture.**

$ 13,569

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Native to Madhya Pradesh, Bhil art is instantly recognisable for its vibrant colours and dotted textures. Often depicting animals, forests, and tribal myths, Bhil paintings are a celebration of the natural world. Our collection features works by renowned female artists like Bhuri Bai, Lado Bai, Ramila Bariya, Rita Bhuriya, Kamila Bariya - each painting telling a unique story from tribal life from a woman's perspective. If you’re looking for traditional Indian art that bursts with colour and meaning, our Bhil art collection of handpainted paintings is a perfect choice.

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Baiga art is a deeply expressive tribal art form from the Baiga community of central India, primarily found in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Known for its bold lines, raw symbolism, and minimal yet evocative compositions, Baiga art paintings often reflect a mystical connection between humans, animals, and nature. Traditionally painted on mud walls during rituals and festivals, Baiga art is now being brought to canvas by a new generation of artists dedicated to preserving this powerful visual language. These paintings depict traditional symbols and scenes from tribal life, with a strong spiritual undertone. At Rooftop, our Baiga art collection showcases original works created by artists who continue to practice and evolve this tradition. You can shop paintings by female artists Roopa Bai, Jodhaiya Bai and Hema Baiga on Rooftop. Owning a Baiga painting means inviting a rare and powerful expression of indigenous identity into your space - one that carries both aesthetic beauty and cultural depth.

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