What is Gond painting?

Gond painting is a traditional tribal art form from central India, known for its vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and nature-inspired themes. It often depicts animals, plants, and mythological stories, reflecting the Gond tribe's deep connection to nature and spirituality.

What materials are used in the creation of your Gond paintings?

Gond paintings are traditionally created using natural pigments from earth elements, plants, and charcoal, applied on surfaces like paper, canvas, or walls. Artists use handmade brushes, twigs, and fingers for intricate detailing, often incorporating rice flour paste for texture and contrast.

How should I care for my Gond painting?

To care for your Gond painting, keep it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Frame it under UV-protective glass, avoid handling, and gently dust it with a soft brush or cloth.

Are the paintings framed or unframed?

Gond paintings can be either framed or unframed, depending on the artist's choice and the buyer's preference. Framing is common for display purposes, especially for preserving and protecting the artwork.

Can I commission a custom Gond painting?

Yes, you can commission a custom Gond painting, as many artists offer personalized designs based on your preferences. Custom works often include specific themes, colors, or motifs that resonate with the buyer.

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Swamp Deer With The Tiger Under One Tree

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Swamp Deer With The Tiger Under One Tree

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Size
48 X 36 in

Brand
Rooftop

Origin
India

Medium
Acrylic

Material
Canvas

Frame
No

Art Form
Gond

Dated
2024

Artist
Kaushal Tekam

Meet the Artist

Kaushal Tekam

Gond Artist Innovator Bearer of legacy

Born in the Gond-dominated village of Patangarh, Kaushal Prasad Tekam was surrounded by stories long before he learned to hold a brush. In his childhood, trees were not just trees, they were ancestral beings, guardians of the forest; birds were messengers, and animals were companions in both daily life and mythology. These impressions seeped deeply into him, and when he finally began painting, the imagery came naturally.

As an artist Kaushal’s journey was shaped by guidance from Gond masters, including Anand Singh Shyam. He refined his technique, learning to weave the fine linework and dotted detailing that has become Gond’s signature. What sets Kaushal apart is his mastery of tonal contrast, particularly his use of layered blacks. By varying shade and density, he creates an almost sculptural depth, turning birds, fish, and trees into richly alive presences. His acclaimed work “A Collective of Birds” demonstrates this skill, an entire flock rising out of rhythmic patterns, simultaneously abstract and lifelike.

Over the years, Kaushal’s paintings have travelled across India in exhibitions and art fairs. Each piece reflects not just his craft but his storytelling instinct — the forest as a world teeming with interconnected lives. His art is quiet but powerful, celebrating the Gond worldview where nature is divine, cyclical, and eternal.

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Description

Kaushal Tekam's artwork, Swamp Deer with the Tiger Under One Tree, depicts wildlife coexisting in nature. The painting shows a tiger's face. Above it are four swamp deer. Below, a group of other deer gathers under the same tree. At the end of the tree trunk, two pigeons sit together, adding to the serene composition. The bright colors—red, blue, yellow, orange, green, white, and black—make it lively and charming. This Gond art piece shows animals and a tree. It celebrates nature’s unity. It encourages harmony and the need to protect our natural world

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