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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Size
46.6 X 36 in

Brand
Rooftop

Origin
India

Medium
Acrylic

Material
Canvas

Frame
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Artist
Ravi Tekam

Art Form
Gond

Dated
2023

Meet the Artist

Ravi Tekam

Ravi Tekam is a celebrated Gond artist, widely admired for his ability to weave stories through traditional tribal designs. His art is more than a visual experience—it is an oral tradition translated into form, carrying forward the age-old storytelling practices of the Gond community. Each canvas becomes a narrative of cultural memory, spirituality, and the community’s intimate bond with nature. Born in Bhopal, Ravi was deeply influenced by the vibrant village life of Patangarh and Sonpuri—two places that hold a central place in Gond artistic traditions. He grew up surrounded by creativity, as the son of renowned Gond artists Narmada Prasad Tekam and Rambai. From his father, he absorbed vivid accounts of rural life, everyday struggles, and ancestral stories; from his mother, he inherited a treasury of folktales and myths that shaped his imagination. This blend of lived experience and oral heritage became the foundation of his artistic voice.

Ravi’s paintings are instantly recognizable for their intricate patterns of dots, dashes, and fine lines, which form the backbone of Gond visual storytelling. His technique transforms simple figures of animals, birds, trees, and humans into dynamic, almost rhythmic compositions, alive with cultural symbolism. He often employs bold, contrasting colours, that bring energy to his work while preserving a meditative harmony.

For Ravi, each detail has meaning: birds represent freedom and community, animals embody strength and companionship, and trees stand as eternal symbols of life, shelter, and interconnectedness. Through these forms, he communicates the Gond belief that all living beings and natural elements are bound in an unbroken cycle of existence.

Ravi Tekam’s art does more than preserve tradition—it interprets it for the present. His works often explore the relationship between humans and the natural world, a theme at the heart of Gond philosophy. In his canvases, forests are not merely backdrops; they are sacred spaces inhabited by gods, spirits, and ancestral memories. By painting these scenes, Ravi reminds viewers of a worldview where nature is revered, not exploited, and where every creature has a role in the cosmic balance. Carrying forward the Tekam family’s artistic legacy, Ravi has established himself as an important voice among contemporary Gond artists. His ability to fuse ancestral knowledge with personal creativity makes his work resonate with audiences far beyond his community. Each painting is not just an artwork but also a story preserved for future generations, ensuring that the spiritual and cultural values of the Gond people remain alive and evolving.

Ravi Tekam’s artistry lies in transforming myths, memories, and village life into timeless visual narratives. With every brushstroke, he carries forward the Gond conviction that life, nature, and spirit are inseparably linked, offering viewers not only beauty but also a profound philosophy of coexistence.

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Explore the enchanting universe of Gond art paintings - rooted in nature, tribal traditions, and the rhythms of the wild. Artist Ramesh Tekam is known for his unique storytelling, vivid use of colours and patterns, along with depicting the themes of wildlife, nature and tribal life. This awarded Indian artist brings two majestic tigers to life in this stunning Gond art painting. Each of them has unique patterns and vibrant colours. One features a stunning mix of yellow, red, green, white, orange, and purple. Artists arrange these colours in beautiful curved dot patterns. The second is covered with fine line patterns. These patterns shine in bright red, blue, orange, pink, and yellow. On a plain white background, the bright colours and intricate designs stand out.

Their expressive faces and interlocked postures reflect both the power and strength.

This dynamic composition showcases the rhythmic beauty along with the boldness of the tribal Gond art form. Let Gond art transport you to a world shaped by forests, folklore, and the spirit of the land. A unique gift for a wildlife lover or an art collector. A perfect fit for your interiors.

Add this handcrafted tribal beauty to your space today!

Why Does This Artwork Stand Out?

Hand-Painted by Ramesh Tekam – A respected Gond artist known for his stylised animals, earthy palettes and unique storytelling.
Striking Tribal Wall Décor – Perfect for wildlife lovers, jungle-themed interiors, or cultural art spaces.
A great gift - This painting is a great gift for a housewarming or birthday celebration, especially for those who appreciate themes like Indian art and wildlife.

Bring home The Bond of the Wild, a powerful piece of Indian tribal heritage and explore the enchanting universe of Gond art

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Their expressive faces and interlocked postures reflect both the power and strength.

Add this handcrafted tribal beauty to your space today!

Why Does This Artwork Stand Out?

Hand-Painted by Ramesh Tekam – A respected Gond artist known for his stylised animals, earthy palettes and unique storytelling.
Striking Tribal Wall Décor – Perfect for wildlife lovers, jungle-themed interiors, or cultural art spaces.
A great gift - This painting is a great gift for a housewarming or birthday celebration, especially for those who appreciate themes like Indian art and wildlife.

Bring home The Bond of the Wild, a powerful piece of Indian tribal heritage and explore the enchanting universe of Gond art

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