Bullock Cart

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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 (15 x 11 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!