Paintings
Rhythm of Tradition: Tarpa Dance
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Pravin Mhase
Description
Painted on a cow dung base with acrylic and poster colors on Majarpat, this mesmerizing artwork captures the Warli folk immersed in the joyous Tarpa Dance. At the joyful heart of the scene, a musician blows the Tarpa instrument, setting the rhythm for the dancers who move in perfect harmony. The Warli patterns bring the celebration to life and depict community, unity, and the cultural traditions of the Warli people. This artwork beautifully reflects the spirit of festivity and togetherness.
What is Warli painting?**
Warli painting is a traditional Indian art form originating from the Warli tribe in Maharashtra. It features intricate patterns and figures, often depicting daily life, nature, and social events, using simple geometric shapes like circles, triangles, and squares.
What materials are used in your Warli paintings?**
The Mhase family's Warli paintings are created using natural materials. The artwork is typically done on handmade paper or cloth, using rice paste for the designs, which gives the paintings their distinctive earthy texture and color.
How do I care for my Warli painting?
To preserve your Warli painting, keep it out of direct sunlight to prevent fading. Dust it gently with a soft cloth, and avoid using water or cleaning products. For long-term protection, consider framing it under glass.
Are the paintings framed or unframed?
The Warli paintings by the Mhase family are sold unframed, allowing you to choose a frame that complements your decor. We recommend using a simple frame to highlight the artwork’s intricate details.
Can I customize the size or design of the painting?
Yes! The Mhase family offers customization options for both size and design. Please contact us directly to discuss your preferences, and we’ll do our best to create a piece that fits your vision.
Pravin Mhase
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