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Untitled II
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Untitled II

A single, commanding form occupies the surface, its body unfolding through intricate Gond patterning that transforms contour into pulse. Whether animal, bird or composite being, the figure is built from within: scales, dots and rhythmic line clusters fill the silhouette with dense, deliberate movement. The outline remains clear and assured, holding the internal complexity in disciplined balance. There is no extraneous background; the open ground intensifies the presence of the central form. Colour operates with restraint and clarity. Contrasting tones—deep reds, forest greens, indigo blues or warm ochres—define structural zones within the body, while fine linear repetition animates each section. The result is neither flat nor illusionistic; instead, it exists in a charged space where pattern becomes energy and surface becomes structure. The eye moves steadily across the figure, tracing its internal rhythms before returning to its unified whole. Narmada Prasad Tekam, a significant contemporary voice within the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, extends inherited visual grammar into bold, singular compositions. Working in acrylic on canvas or paper, he treats repetition as both discipline and devotion, allowing the accumulation of marks to build presence. Untitled II stands as a refined expression of this approach—an artwork where form, pattern and tradition converge into a concentrated field of visual strength.

$ 10,179
Gond Birds X
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Gond Birds X

Birds inhabit the surface with poised stillness, their bodies elongated and refined through disciplined bands of parallel hatching. Beaks extend in sharp profiles, tails taper into rhythmic points, and wings rest against compact torsos that feel structured from within rather than outlined from without. Each figure stands distinct yet connected, arranged in a composition that values balance over spectacle and rhythm over narrative. The monochrome palette intensifies the clarity of form. Directional shifts in the line articulate feather, chest and wing, creating subtle internal divisions that suggest light and density without departing from the flat authority of the picture plane. The surrounding ground remains open and deliberate, allowing the repeated patterning within each bird to generate its own atmosphere. Texture accumulates through patient repetition, transforming the surface into a field of quiet vibration. Working in acrylic on paper, Suresh Dhurve continues the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, where repetition is both aesthetic principle and philosophical framework. In Gond Birds X, the artist constructs each bird mark by mark, allowing rhythm and density to shape presence. The result is a composition that feels meditative and grounded, translating avian form into a study of structure, coexistence and restrained elegance.

$ 379
Gond Animals XIV
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Gond Animals XIV

Animals stand poised across the surface, their bodies articulated through closely set, directional hatching that gives each figure both contour and internal resonance. Limbs are elongated with stylised restraint, torsos compact yet steady, and faces defined by sharp profiles and unwavering eyes. There is no overt drama in their stance; instead, the composition derives its strength from equilibrium, each creature occupying its place with measured certainty. The monochrome palette heightens the authority of the line. Subtle shifts in the direction of hatching distinguish flank from shoulder, neck from torso, creating a layered structure that feels almost carved from the page. The open ground surrounding the figures is intentional and unembellished, allowing the repetition of line within each body to become the central visual event. Texture accumulates gradually, building presence through patience rather than embellishment. Working in acrylic on paper, Suresh Dhurve continues the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, where repetition is a method of invoking life rather than merely describing it. In Gond Animals XIV, the artist constructs each form from within, allowing rhythm and density to define character and coexistence. The result is a composition that feels both ancestral and contemporary, grounded in tradition yet unmistakably individual in its command of structure and balance.

$ 379
Gond Animals XIII
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Gond Animals XIII

Across an open field of paper, animals take form through a disciplined architecture of line. Each body is assembled from tightly controlled hatching, the strokes moving in measured directions that define torso, limb and flank with quiet precision. Heads tilt slightly, ears sharpen, tails extend in gentle arcs, creating a choreography that feels ordered rather than animated. The composition does not rely on narrative; instead, it draws its strength from balance, repetition and the steady accumulation of mark. The monochrome surface intensifies this structural clarity. Without the distraction of colour, the eye follows the shifts in density and direction, reading the animals as built forms rather than outlined shapes. Negative space remains deliberate and unbroken, giving the figures room to assert their presence while maintaining the overall compositional harmony. The repetition of line becomes both texture and pulse, suggesting life through rhythm rather than gesture. Working in acrylic on paper, Suresh Dhurve continues the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, where pattern is inseparable from being. Each stroke participates in a visual grammar that understands living creatures as fields of energy shaped by repetition and flow. In Gond Animals XIII, the artist transforms familiar animal forms into a meditation on structure, coexistence and the quiet authority of shared space.

$ 379
Gond Animals VII
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Gond Animals VII

A constellation of animals unfolds across the surface, each figure composed through disciplined bands of parallel hatching that give the bodies both contour and internal gravity. Their forms are stylised yet assured: elongated limbs, poised torsos and carefully balanced heads that seem to listen as much as they look. There is no dramatic gesture, no theatrical movement. Instead, the composition rests in a state of contained energy, as though the animals share an unspoken rhythm that binds them together. The monochromatic palette heightens the authority of line. Directional shifts in the hatching articulate muscle and structure, creating subtle dimensionality without departing from the flatness of the picture plane. Negative space is left open and intentional, allowing each figure to breathe while still participating in the collective order of the whole. The repetition of mark becomes meditative, building density through patience rather than ornament. Suresh Dhurve works within the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, where repetition is a method of understanding life as continuous and interconnected. In acrylic on paper, he constructs each animal from within, layering line upon line until presence accumulates. Gond Animals VII transforms familiar creatures into emblems of rhythm, balance and quiet strength, rendered through a visual language that is at once ancestral and distinctly contemporary.

$ 379
Gond Animals IV
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Gond Animals IV

Animals gather across the surface in measured stillness, each form defined by dense, directional hatching that gives the bodies a sculpted, almost architectural weight. Limbs extend in deliberate arcs, tails curl into rhythmic counterpoints, and steady, unblinking eyes anchor each figure within the field. The composition feels balanced rather than crowded, as though every creature occupies a space already prepared for it. There is no background in the conventional sense; instead, the animals exist within an open plane where line and density create their own atmosphere. Built entirely through monochrome mark-making, the figures carry their structure within them. Parallel strokes shift direction from torso to limb, creating subtle internal zones that suggest muscle, movement and breath without breaking the stylised clarity of the form. The repetition of line is patient and exacting, allowing the surface to accumulate visual depth through disciplined variation rather than colour. Suresh Dhurve works in the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, where pattern is not embellishment but the primary language through which living forms are understood. In acrylic on paper, he constructs each animal mark by mark, allowing density, rhythm and controlled repetition to build presence from within. Gond Animals IV becomes less a depiction of wildlife and more a meditation on structure, balance and the quiet authority of shared existence.

$ 379
God I
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God I

The figure strides forward with the measured confidence of someone who has always known where they are going. One knee is raised, one arm extended, and in the raised hand a trishul reaches upward toward the top edge of the composition, its three prongs curving slightly as though the implement itself is alive. Serpentine forms coil at the staff's midpoint and again near its base, their bodies rendered in loose, fluid line against the otherwise dense and constructed surface of the figure. A third eye marks the centre of the brow. The face is direct, mouth slightly open, bearing the expression of a presence that is neither threatening nor entirely benign but simply and completely itself. Every surface of the body is a different texture. The torso is built from close stippled dotwork, the garment from overlapping leaf and scale forms, the musculature of the shoulders from smooth rounded hatching that catches the light differently from every angle. A beaded necklace and belt of circular ornaments circle the body, each bead individually placed. Beneath the figure, the ground is not ground at all but an entire garden of flowers, each blossom rendered with its own petals and centre, the whole bed of them spreading across the lower portion of the composition like an offering laid out in advance of arrival. Suresh Dhurve works in the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, where divine figures are not illustrations of mythology but encounters with it. The marks he uses, stipple, hatch, scale, petal, are not stylistic choices but a visual theology, a way of saying that the sacred is made of the same material as the world and is no less detailed, no less particular, no less alive. Painted in acrylic on paper, this work holds the full weight of that understanding. Why This Artwork Stands Out The trishul and third eye situate the figure within recognisable devotional iconography while the Gond visual language transforms familiar symbol into something entirely new. The floral base, rendered with individual attention to each bloom, elevates the ground itself into an act of reverence, making the earth beneath the figure as sacred as the figure above it. The range of textures across a single monochromatic palette, stipple, hatch, scale, petal, demonstrates a mastery of mark-making that rewards close and extended looking. Suresh Dhurve's ability to hold devotional intensity and intricate craft in the same image gives this work a rare quality of presence that is felt before it is understood.

$ 379
Fishes III
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Fishes III

They move as one. Dozens of fish sweep across the composition in tight, overlapping streams, their bodies aligned with the kind of collective purpose that makes a school of fish look less like many creatures and more like a single living current finding its shape. Each fish is rendered with the same patient attention: scales built from small, interlocking circles pressed together in careful rows, a pointed head, a watchful eye, a tail that tapers into the next body behind it. No individual fish commands the composition. The power belongs entirely to the movement itself, to the great arcing flow that carries all of them in the same direction at the same unhurried velocity. The ground from which they emerge and into which they dissolve is a dense field of stippled dotwork, darker at the edges and softer at the centre, suggesting depth, water pressure and the particular quality of light that filters through deep water. There is no hard horizon, no fixed plane. The fish exist somewhere between surface and darkness, suspended in a space that feels genuinely aquatic. Sandeep Dhurve works in the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, where repetition is never mere pattern but a way of understanding the world as continuous, interconnected and alive. Each scale on each fish is a mark made by hand, and the cumulative effect of hundreds of such marks held in formation is something closer to a natural phenomenon than a painting. Working in acrylic on paper, Dhurve transforms collective movement into a meditation on belonging, rhythm and the quiet intelligence of the natural world. Why This Artwork Stands Out The sweeping diagonal formation of the school creates a strong compositional current that carries the eye across the entire surface without rest, making the act of looking feel like participation in the movement itself. The repetition of individually scaled fish bodies, each rendered by hand, gives the collective mass an intimacy that purely abstract pattern-making cannot achieve. The stippled dotwork ground dissolves at its centre into open space, creating a sense of genuine depth and aquatic atmosphere within a monochromatic palette. Sandeep Dhurve's work demonstrates how the Gond tradition's visual grammar of pattern and repetition can describe the natural world with both precision and feeling.

$ 459
Fishes II
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Fishes II

A single fish fills the frame with the quiet confidence of something that knows it belongs exactly where it is. Its body is rendered in dense, carefully built scale patterning, each small form pressing against the next with the patient accumulation of a craftsman who understands that structure is its own kind of beauty. From this grey, textured core, great fins billow outward in deep rose and blush, their edges ruffled and full, radiating fine parallel lines from the body's centre to the outermost tip like light spreading through water. The fins do not simply extend from the fish; they expand, filling the composition with a soft, ceremonial presence that is closer to a gown than a gesture. The ground against which all of this unfolds is a sea of flowing grey linework, wave upon wave of close parallel curves that move in unison without ever becoming monotonous. The fish sits within this field not as a subject against a backdrop but as one form of movement held briefly still within another. Sandeep Dhurve works in the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, a visual language built on the understanding that every living creature carries its own inner world of pattern and energy. The contrast here between the cool monochrome of the undulating ground and the warm rose of the fins is not decorative but felt, a single creature luminous against the continuous flow of everything surrounding it. Working in acrylic on paper, Dhurve renders the natural world as a place where beauty and structure are always one and the same. Why This Artwork Stands Out The juxtaposition of densely scaled body and expansive flowing fins creates a visual tension between containment and release that gives the composition its emotional charge. The rose and blush palette of the fins against the monochromatic wave ground makes this one of Dhurve's most striking works in terms of colour contrast and spatial presence. The undulating linework of the background is itself a complete mark-making achievement, transforming negative space into active, living form. Sandeep Dhurve's command of scale, proportion and Gond visual grammar elevates a single subject into a meditation on grace, pattern and the natural world.

$ 459
Trees III
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Trees III

A tree rises from the upper half of the composition with the unhurried authority of something that has always been there. Its canopy spreads wide and full, birds perched quietly along its branches as though they have chosen this particular tree above all others. Below, the trunk does not simply descend into roots. It curves, sweeps and billows outward in a great arc, its body filling with dense parallel hatching that gives it the weight and warmth of living wood. The inner edge of this arc is lined with a row of pointed forms, like teeth or leaves or the repeated breath of something ancient, marking the boundary between the tree's interior world and the open space it holds within its curve. Sheltered inside that curve, a deer rests with its legs folded beneath it, its small alert face turned gently outward. The ground beneath is rendered in close circular patterning, stones or seeds or the simple fact of earth, while larger hollow circles border the lower edge of the painting like a quiet, rhythmic refrain. Sandeep Dhurve works in the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, where the relationship between tree and creature, root and sky, is not metaphor but worldview. Every mark in this composition, the hatched trunk, the textured earth, the dotwork body of the deer, carries the visual logic of a tradition that understands all living things as continuous with one another. In acrylic on paper, Dhurve renders this understanding with a precision that feels both ancient and entirely his own. Why This Artwork Stands Out The sweeping arc of the tree trunk creates a natural shelter around the resting deer, making protection and interdependence the quiet subject of the entire composition. The variety of mark-making across a single monochromatic palette, hatching, dotwork, concentric circles, scale patterning, demonstrates the full range of the Gond visual vocabulary within one unified work. The birds in the canopy and the deer at the root establish a vertical axis of life, connecting sky, tree and earth in a single unbroken gesture. Sandeep Dhurve's command of line and texture gives the composition a density that rewards sustained attention, with new detail emerging the longer one looks.

$ 459
Fishes I
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Fishes I

Across a pale, open field, fish fall like rain. Dozens of them descend through the composition, each body filled with the flowing concentric lines that are the signature language of Gond mark-making, spiralling inward as though the creature carries its own small cosmos within. Thin vertical strokes scatter between them, suggesting water, air or the simple passage of things through space. Nothing anchors the scene to a fixed horizon. The fish are neither rising nor falling with urgency; they move through the picture plane with the unhurried certainty of creatures that belong equally to depth and to sky. At the base of the painting, undulating wave forms settle into the lower edge, offering the gentlest suggestion of water waiting below. Sandeep Dhurve works in the Gond tradition of Madhya Pradesh, a visual language in which every living form is understood as a meeting point of pattern and spirit. The concentric fill that gives each fish its density is not simply ornament; it is the tradition's way of showing that life moves in continuous, interconnected currents. Working in acrylic on paper, Dhurve brings a graphic clarity to the composition, the white ground acting as both sky and sea, giving the repeated forms room to breathe without ever losing their collective rhythm. The dotwork atmosphere surrounding each fish charges the negative space, making the emptiness feel alive and inhabited. Why This Artwork Stands Out The all-over, gravity-free composition dissolves the boundary between water and air, creating a meditative visual field that invites extended looking. Each fish is individually rendered with Gond concentric patterning, giving the repeated motif an intimacy that resists mere decoration. The monochromatic palette of black on pale paper gives the work a quiet intensity, allowing form and mark to carry the full weight of the composition. Sandeep Dhurve's command of the Gond visual language transforms a single repeated subject into a sustained meditation on movement, pattern and natural abundance.

$ 459
Jungle Harmony
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Jungle Harmony

In this vibrant Gond painting titled ""Jungle Companions"", renowned tribal artist Rambai brings to life a joyful gathering of animals and birds in perfect balance. Known for her vivid imagination and symbolic storytelling, Rambai crafts a scene where two blue pigs, a brown bull, and a series of brightly colored birds interact within a singular visual rhythm. Rendered in earthy tones of blue, brown, orange, and red, each creature is meticulously detailed with rhythmic Gond linework and dot patterns that give the painting a sense of movement and harmony. Stacked playfully and sharing space in peace, the animals defy natural hierarchies, echoing the Gond belief in co-existence and equality among all living beings. The tree, hosting a flock of birds in various poses, forms the heart of the composition, an emblem of shelter, unity, and interdependence. With its bright palette and storytelling charm, this artwork invites viewers into the artist’s world, where nature thrives through companionship rather than competition. Perfect for adding a splash of culture and warmth to any space, this painting is ideal for cozy corners, artistic walls, or thoughtful gifting. Rambai’s work continues to reflect the timeless Gond tradition of honouring life through art. ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Hand-Painted by Rambai – 100% authentic and painted using acrylic colours on paper in the traditional gond art style of lines, dots and patterns. - Symbolic Wildlife Wall Décor – Perfect for office spaces, studio spaces, homes, minimalist and contemporary decor. - A great Gift for Art Collectors – ideal for gifting on special occasions or for wildlife lovers, tribal art enthusiasts. **Go ahead and put this in your cart now! You are just a few steps away from transforming your walls with the wild spirit of Gond folklore.**

$ 179
The Origin of Earth
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The Origin of Earth

Suresh Dhurve is a distinguished gond artist known for his compelling visual narratives that celebrate the rhythms of rural life and the richness of traditional Indian culture. Through his intricate detailing and vibrant palette, Dhurve brings to life village landscapes, age-old folklore, and everyday moments. At the heart of this Gond art painting is a magnificent, flowering tree with expansive branches, representing the cosmic pillar or world tree that connects heaven, earth, and the underworld. Nature-inspired paintings are typical of Gond art! In this one, the tree’s crown is filled with birds and blossoms, suggesting fertility, harmony, and life force. A divine figure (likely Lord Shiva or Bada Dev) is seated in the tree’s upper branches, symbolising divine presence at the origin of life. The sun and moon are represented on the left and right, respectively. The roots of the tree plunge into a circular blue aquatic realm, teeming with fish. Water represents a foundational element in Gond cosmology. According to traditional Gond beliefs, life originated in water, and fish are often regarded as primordial beings. The lower half teems with domestic animals (cows, oxen, goats) and human figures engaged in daily village activities, suggesting the emergence of land, agriculture, and civilisation from the original water-based creation. The symmetrical layout and inclusion of multiple creatures is a symbolic representation of balance in nature and the interconnectedness of all life. ## Why This Gond Painting Stands Out: ## - Deep Meaning: It visually encodes a Gond creation myth, making spiritual philosophy accessible through folk art. - Hand-painted by the tribal artist keeping the age-old tradition of Gond art alive. - Artistic Detailing: Intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and layered storytelling showcase the signature Gond technique. - A great Gift: This acrylic on canvas painting makes a great gift for art lovers. The creation of Earth takes viewers on a journey to explore the spiritual and cultural beliefs of the Gond tribe through this beautifully executed canvas painting. Don’t miss this chance to own a piece of storytelling through the lens of Gond artistry. Add to your cart now!

$ 1,629
Ashvamedha Yagya - The Sacrificial Ritual
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Ashvamedha Yagya - The Sacrificial Ritual

Experience the narrative beauty of Gond art in this vibrant yet dynamic composition. Artist Ravi Tekam, known for depicting visuals from mythology and tribal life, brings the ancient Vedic ritual of Ashvamedha Yagya to life in this painting. During the Vedic times, the Ashvamedha Yagya was a grand horse sacrifice. The king consecrated and released his horse to wander in the open, followed by his army at a distance. If the kings of any other land capture the horse, it serves as a sign to battle and fight for dominance. The winner of this battle becomes the ultimate ruler. Powerful kings performed this ritual to claim supremacy over the lands where the horse was not captured or the battle was won. Tekam’s artwork captures the spiritual essence of this strong ritual. He breathes life into the winged horse and sacred flames, evoking both myth and majesty, rendered in intricate gond patterns adds a visual depth to this painting. Bring home the essence of power, valour and strength portrayed through a tale of Vedic times. Add to your collection now! ## Why This Artwork Stands Out: ## - Created by Gond Artist Ravi Tekam – Known for blending mythology with tribal style paintings. - Hand-Painted with Acrylic Colours on Canvas – Durable and made with premium quality canvas and colours. - Mythological and Spiritual Wall Décor – Perfect for pooja rooms, meditation corners, or cultural displays. **A striking blend of folklore, ritual, and artistry brings home a story of strength and sovereignty today. This Indian Art painting is a rare and spiritual masterpiece from India’s folk heritage, perfect for collectors, culture lovers, or sacred gifting.**

Tiger Under a Tree
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Tiger Under a Tree

This Indian art painting with a vibrant yet grounded composition draws inspiration from the heart of India’s wildlife, brought to life in the traditional Gond art style by acclaimed tribal artist Ram Singh Urveti. Known for his storytelling through dynamic visuals, Urveti often draws inspiration from mythology, everyday tribal life, and the natural world. His works reflect a deep connection to the rhythms of nature, rendered with intricate patterns and flowing lines. In this painting, a striking orange tiger rests beneath a stylised tree, its form radiating calm power. The tree, painted in subtle greens with bursts of orange, purple, and red, adds depth and contrast to the scene. Every element is hand-crafted using traditional Gond techniques, dots, lines, and rhythmic motifs that lend the artwork rich texture and visual harmony. A perfect statement piece for your interiors, this limited edition artwork is a must-have for art enthusiasts and collectors alike. Don’t miss the chance to bring this exquisite piece of tribal heritage into your space. Order now! ## Why This Artwork Stands Out? ## - Hand-Painted by Renowned Gond Artist - Artist Ram Singh Urveti is known to carry forward the legacy of Gond tribal art. He is awarded for his work, which seeks inspiration from daily life, nature, and mythological stories passed down through generations. - Authentic and Handpainted - This painting is richly textured with intricate details and exquisite line work, which reflects the artist’s mastery in tribal Gond art. - Great decor- Ideal for earthy, boho, or wildlife-inspired Interior themes. - Fits into any space- A perfect gift or an addition to an art lover's collection, for wildlife lovers or in office lobbies, homes or studio spaces. **Add a touch of India’s tribal art and a piece of vibrant wildlife to your walls by ordering this Indian art painting online today.**

$ 619
Harmony in Native Life
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Harmony in Native Life

Dive into the vibrant world of artist Suresh Dhurve, who is renowned for Indian art paintings with narratives from tribal folklore, celebrating its rich patterns and intricate detailing. In this captivating Gond artwork by Suresh Dhurve, a majestic peacock stands proudly, its vibrant feathers unfolding a tree growing from its head is a vivid imagination of the artist which he portrays adorned with birds. The two deer in the background add to the scenic beauty, creating a sense of harmony between the wildlife and the human figures. At the top of the composition, four women are depicted travelling gracefully, carrying pots balanced on their heads. Set against a striking yellow background, the vivid colours of the peacock, tree, and figures stand out, bringing the artwork to life with energy and movement. This painting celebrates the beauty of nature and the peaceful coexistence of all living beings. Own this one-of-a-kind Gond masterpiece, ideal for gifting or enhancing your space with cultural charm. Add it to your collection today and celebrate India’s tribal art heritage. ## Why Does This Painting Stand Out? ## - Authentic Gond Tribal Artwork – By Suresh Dhurve, known for his deep cultural symbolism and nature-based storytelling. - A unique approach to composing the forms makes the painting more intriguing for the viewers, making it a conversation starter wherever placed. - 100% Hand-Painted – Painted in authentic gond style using intricate dots and line patterns. - Perfect Wall Décor or Gift – A unique statement piece for tribal art collectors, nature lovers, or mindful gifting. #### Whether you're building a gallery wall or seeking a one-of-a-kind handmade gift, this piece of art definitely adds soul and story to your space. Add it to the cart now and make this timeless piece yours. ####

$ 869
Krishna-The Guide & Charioteer of Arujna
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Krishna-The Guide & Charioteer of Arujna

This powerful Gond painting by artist Suresh Dhurve reimagines a pivotal moment from the Mahabharata, where Lord Krishna serves as Arjuna’s charioteer on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. With every stroke, Dhurve fuses mythological depth with traditional Gond artistry, using intricate dots, lines, and patterns to breathe life into this timeless scene. The painting symbolizes Krishna’s divine guidance, Arjuna’s moral struggle, and the eternal call of dharma. Set against a dynamic backdrop of fiery oranges, reds, and pinks, the battlefield pulses with energy and emotion. The horses, the chariot, and even the wind seem alive, as a result of artists’ mastery of tribal detailing. Every element tells a story from the spiritual weight of Arjuna’s conflict to the steady resolve of Krishna’s presence. This artwork is ideal for studio spaces, study rooms, or galleries, adding a spiritual and visual richness to any setting. ### Own a piece of epic tradition and sacred storytelling bring home this handcrafted Gond treasure today. ###

$ 709
Deer Family under the tree
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Deer Family under the tree

This Gond painting by acclaimed tribal artist Rajendra Shyam beautifully captures the quiet harmony of the wildlife. Known for his intricate patterns and deep storytelling, Rajendra brings the traditions of the Gond community to life through this touching scene. At the centre stands a majestic tree, its canopy offering shade and protection to a peaceful deer family. A mother deer gently feeds her fawn while others stand nearby, radiating calm and balance. Birds in cool, muted tones perch in the background, adding depth and serenity to the composition. Rendered in the traditional Gond style, the artwork features fine dots, lines, and flowing patterns that bring texture and movement to every element. The careful handwork and vibrant colours make this painting not just a visual delight but a cultural expression of care and coexistence. Perfect for homes, offices, or galleries, this piece adds warmth and meaning to any space. Celebrating indigenous craftsmanship and nature’s quiet stories brings this handcrafted masterpiece into your collection today. ## Why Does This Painting Stand Out? ## - Symbol of Togetherness – The deer family evokes themes of unity, harmony, and peaceful co-existence. - Hand-Painted Original Art – Painted in authentic Gond art style of dot-and-line techniques. - Nature-Inspired & Cultural – Depicts a simple narrative of wildlife through the lens of tribal India. - Thoughtful Gifting – Ideal for art lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, or anyone looking to own authentic Indian folk art. - Meaningful Wall Decor – Makes a beautiful statement piece while supporting indigenous storytelling and heritage. - Add this hand-painted treasure to your space and let the calm, grounded energy of Gond tradition enrich your home.

$ 709
Flight Over Forest
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Flight Over Forest

‘Flight Over Forest’ is a captivating Gond artwork by renowned tribal artist Gariba Singh Tekam, celebrated for his storytelling through traditional techniques. In this piece, an airplane soars above a dense forest, with birds flying alongside in harmonious motion. Below, the land unfolds into a scenic tapestry of mountains, trees, and a group of deer illustrating a striking contrast between modernity and nature. With this thoughtful composition, the artist explores the theme of coexistence between two worlds. Rendered in vibrant earthy tones and bold colors, the painting showcases the signature Gond style using intricate dots, dashes, and fine lines. Every element, from the flight path above to the creatures below, connects to tell a story painted in traditional Gond style with a blend of modernity. A striking centerpiece for homes, offices, or galleries, this artwork is perfect for collectors and art lovers alike. Bring home a narrative of Gond art from the heart of tribal India. ## Why This Painting Stands Out: ## - Original Tribal Art by Gariba Singh Tekam – A master artist known for blending folklore and modern moments. - Unique Subject – Airplane in Tribal art shows the connection of tribal with the evolving modern world yet co-existing in peace. - Handcrafted Detail – Created with natural motifs, storytelling symbols, and love for the land. - Perfect for Modern Homes – A bold conversation starter for your living room, hallway, or studio. - Great Gift for Art & Culture Lovers – Especially those who value handmade Indian art with soul. Hang this piece where dreams can fly. Order now to own a one-of-a-kind handmade Gond painting that bridges the traditional and the modern.

$ 3,219
The Leopard Family
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The Leopard Family

Explore the world of Indian forests through the lens of Gond tribal art. ‘The Leopard Family’ by renowned Gond artist Santoshi Shyam is a vibrant celebration of motherhood, playfulness, and coexistence in the wild. Rooted deeply in the Gond tradition of storytelling, this handcrafted 11x15-inch painting captures a tender moment in the forest where a mother leopard lovingly watches over her cubs. Surrounding them are deer and birds coexisting in harmony. With the use of rhythmic lines, intricate patterns, and bold colours, Santoshi Shyam brings the forest to life, transforming everyday scenes into visual poetry. Each creature is meticulously detailed, infused with symbolic meaning and tribal folklore that breathe soul into the composition. Whether displayed at home, in an office, or gifted to someone who cherishes indigenous art, this piece stands as a powerful reminder of nature’s grace and the enduring bonds that thrive within it. A perfect fit in any compact space, this tribal beauty is a must add to your art collection! ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Original Indian Art: 100% Hand-Painted by Artist Santoshi Shyam – A celebrated Gond artist. - Simple yet captivating composition painted in a limited palette enhances its rustic charm and beauty. - An Ideal Gift: A perfect gift for occasions like Mother’s day, or for a tribal art lover, art collector. - Brighten up your space: A perfect fit to enhance the interiors, gallery spaces,office corridors or lobby. **Don’t miss out on the chance to add this one-of-a-kind tribal beauty to your Indian art collection today!**

$ 169
The Predator and Prey
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Tribal Art

The Predator and Prey

Dive into the dramatic and vibrant tale from the wildlife depicted by Gond artist Ravi Tekam. In this painting, ‘The Predator and Prey’ the artist paints a dramatic and picturesque scene from the jungles. Painted against a backdrop of rich bright plain green, the animals painted in vibrant hues stand out. He depicts a scene where a chain of wild animals is interlinked to each other. The predators and the prey pounce upon, try to flee and captivate each other in this dramatic portrayal. The tiger attacks the deer behind the tree, meanwhile a snake coils around the hedgehog and the tiger at the same time. With its hypnotic patterns, bold colors, and signature dotted detailing the artist brings the animals to life making it more than visual, a fable in motion. This painting invites viewers to reflect on nature’s balance, the illusion of dominance, and the eternal chain of interconnectedness. If you are a wildlife lover or a tribal art enthusiast this dramatic Gond art is a must add to your collection. ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Original Gond Art by Ravi Tekam – An acclaimed tribal artist known for bold forms and vivid storytelling. - Indian Cultural Heritage: Explore the traditional Gond tribal art known for it’s deep connection to nature and mythology. - Bold Wall Décor for Living Room or Studio – Eye-catching and vibrant, it sparks curiosity and conversation. - Gift-Ready & Collectable – Ideal for nature lovers, folk art collectors, or anyone who values handcrafted Indian art. **Add ‘The predator and prey’ to your cart and bring home the spirit of the forest. Limited piece – handmade with love and heritage.**

$ 799
Deer beneath the Tree
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Tribal Art

Deer beneath the Tree

Dive into the colourful world of Gond art with artist Ravi Tekam, who beautifully captures and portrays the beauty of the tribal and wildlife in his vivid compositions. In this Indian art painting in traditional Gond style, a gentle deer stands poised beneath an elegantly stylised tree, its form adorned with intricate patterns that echo the rhythmic flow of nature. Birds perch on the branches and soar through the surrounding air, their presence a quiet testament to the Gond philosophy of interconnected life. Every element in this artwork, from the textured lines on the deer’s body to the curving limbs of the tree, reflects the exquisite mastery of the artist’s work. The composition radiates a quiet strength, the vibrant colours add a charm to this work. Painted on a subtle plain green backdrop, the radiant pink and purple of the deer stand out, making it the highlight of the composition. -------------------------- Let this soulful piece bring a sense of peace and connection to your space. Add this beautiful artwork to your collection, and bring home a piece of Indias cultural heritage. ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Hand-Painted by Ravi Tekam – A celebrated Gond artist known for vivid storytelling. - Perfect for Nature-Lovers – Add tranquility to your living room, study, or gifting list. - Folk Art with Purpose – Supports indigenous artisans and keeps the tribal art alive **Bring this celebration of harmony and artistry into your home as a reminder of nature’s beauty and the timeless wisdom of Gond storytelling.**

$ 799
Journey with the Tigers
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Journey with the Tigers

In Unity Among Beings, renowned Gond artist Ravi Tekam presents a captivating vision of harmony between humans and animals, a core belief in Gond culture. This stunning piece features women and tigers journeying together beneath the shade of a sprawling tree, each figure rendered in bold hues of red, green, blue, and yellow, detailed with dots, dashes, and curved lines. These signature elements of Gond art add a textured rhythm to the scene, bringing both visual depth and symbolic meaning. Ravi Tekam’s storytelling breathes life into this composition, where the line between human and animal blurs, highlighting coexistence and shared paths. This artwork not only preserves indigenous knowledge but also communicates a timeless message of unity. Perfect for contemporary homes, spiritual corners, or galleries, this handcrafted piece also makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who values cultural heritage and the wisdom of nature. Add to your collection now! ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Hand-Painted by Ravi Tekam – This artwork is handpainted by Ravi Tekam, a respected voice in Gond storytelling. - Ideal for Art Lovers, Cultural Collectors & Story Seekers – Celebrates strength and beauty in one frame. - Original Indian Art: Authentic and handpainted by the artist in acrylic colours. **Bring home the beauty of Gond art and the power of tribal women with this one-of-a-kind piece.**

$ 799
Life of the Villagers around a Tree
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Life of the Villagers around a Tree

Explore the world of Gond art through the lens of tribal narratives by renowned artist Gariba Singh Tekam. In this painting, ‘Life of the Villagers Around a Tree’, the artist brings to life a vibrant scene of rural harmony centred around the sacred Mahua tree.Around it, villagers bustle with daily activities gathering fruits, farming, carrying good each figure painted with care, rhythm, and the vibrant palette of tradition. Women in striking traditional attire move with a grace that echoes the flow of nature, their presence adding colour and movement to the scene. Tekam's use of flowing lines, intricate patterns, and rhythmic dots enriches the painting, offering a visual narrative of interconnectedness between people and the land. This handcrafted Gond artwork is also a meaningful gift that honours tradition and shared heritage. When it comes to storytelling through art, this Indian art masterpiece opens up a new perspective every time you look at it. Bring home a celebration of life, nature, and cultural storytelling with these original Gond art paintings. ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Hand-Painted by Gariba Singh Tekam – A skilled tribal artist preserving folk stories through art - Symbolic Wall Décor – Perfect for homes, Studios and office spaces. - An Ideal Storytelling Gift – Perfect for lovers of Indian folk art, art lovers and connoisseurs. - Support Indian Artists: Artists recieve a fair share of royalty for their work - when you buy a painting from Rooftop, you are empowering a sustainable livelihood for our artists. **Let this painting bring the calm of the forest and the spirit of togetherness into your space.**

$ 3,439

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Bhil Art Paintings

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.

Gond Art Paintings

Gond art, from the heart of central India, is known for its intricate patterns and deep symbolic meanings. Rooted in storytelling, these paintings often depict flora, fauna, and folklore. Gond paintings beautifully express the connection between humans and nature, making them ideal for homes that seek harmony and cultural depth. Explore our Gond collection to find handpainted artworks that bring both energy and elegance to your space. With paintings by artists like Venkat Singh Shyam, Kaushal Tekam, Sushil Urveti Sahdev Pusham and other famous Gond tribal artists you are sure to find the perfect Gond painting for your space.

Baiga Art Paintings

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.

Warli Art Paintings

Minimal, meaningful, and earthy Warli paintings originate from the tribal communities of Maharashtra. Using simple geometric forms like circles, triangles, and lines, Warli artists illustrate scenes of rural life, harvests, festivals, and rituals. Each painting captures the deep connection between people and their environment. Perfect for modern, rustic, or minimalist interiors, Warli art adds understated sophistication with a rich backstory. Our Warli paintings collection has paintings by Anil Vangad, Vijay Mhase and Pravin Mhase - who are awarded Indian artists known for their contribution to the world of art. Bring home authentic Indian paintings to add that magical Indian aesthetic to your home.

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A traditional art form from Bihar, Madhubani paintings are known for their bold lines, bright colours, and spiritual themes. These intricate artworks often depict gods, goddesses, and symbols of nature and mythology. With origins in ceremonial wall paintings, Madhubani art brings with it a sense of ritual, rhythm, and reverence. Our collection includes wonderful interpretations by acclaimed artists like Ambika, Hema Devi and Padma Shri Dulari Devi. So if you want to shop authentic Indian paintings that add culture and color to your space - Rooftop’s Indian art collection is ideal.

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