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The Forest Sentinel
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Tribal Art

The Forest Sentinel

"The Forest Sentinel stands as a striking embodiment of strength and guardianship. In this Khovar masterpiece, Pano Devi captures the poised presence of a bull surrounded by flowing vines, each line pulsing with energy and life. The creature’s form, both abstract and grounded, mirrors the tribal understanding of balance between nature’s might and gentleness. Painted in bold strokes with natural pigments, this work speaks of endurance, instinct, and quiet watchfulness. The bull, a sacred and recurring motif in tribal culture, becomes a symbol of stability amid the untamed rhythms of the forest. Pano Devi’s restrained palette and rhythmic design carry forward the essence of Khovar’s ritual storytelling, where simplicity unveils profound spiritual connection. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Crafted with traditional Khovar techniques using natural earth pigment - Symbolises strength, patience, and the balance of natural force - Reflects tribal philosophy through minimal yet expressive design - Adds depth and heritage to contemporary or nature-inspired interiors"

$ 829
Nest of Grace by Pano Devi
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Nest of Grace by Pano Devi

Nest of Grace celebrates the timeless connection between mother and child through the flowing lines of Khovar art. A mother peacock envelops her chick in a gentle arc, the form suggesting both protection and the eternal rhythm of birth and renewal. Rendered by Pano Devi, this painting embodies the tenderness of motherhood within the strength of tribal symbolism. The black earth pigment breathes life into sweeping shapes that merge body and spirit, mirroring the cyclical nature of life itself. Rooted in the ritual tradition of Khovar, the artwork captures a rare harmony between nurture and resilience. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Created using traditional Khovar techniques and natural pigment - Symbolic portrayal of motherhood and the continuity of life - A graceful blend of strength, beauty, and tenderness in tribal art - Ideal for spaces that honour natural balance and connection

$ 829
Whispers at the Water’s Edge
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Tribal Art

Whispers at the Water’s Edge

Whispers at the Water’s Edge unfolds a quiet story from the heart of the forest. A cow lowers its head toward the riverbank while a lizard glides nearby, each creature absorbed in its rhythm of life. The forms, bold and fluid, speak through the earthy palette of Khovar tradition, where nature’s language is shaped by line and curve. Created by Pano Devi, this painting evokes a sense of calm communion between all living beings. Her use of natural pigments and organic patterns reflects the tribal belief in coexistence; that even the smallest creatures share the same space of reverence. The artwork transforms simplicity into sanctity, echoing the pulse of rural life and its tender harmony with the natural world. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Handcrafted in the Khovar tradition using natural earth pigment - Depicts the unity of creatures through symbolism and simplicity - A meditative visual narrative of everyday harmony in the wild - Perfect for spaces that value organic expression and cultural depth

$ 829
Peacocks and Flowing Waters
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Tribal Art

Peacocks and Flowing Waters

Anita Devi’s 2014 Khovar piece called Peacocks and Flowing Waters pairs two peacocks framed by a flowing fish border, a motif that merges land and water, air and motion. The red tones within the peacocks stand out against the monochrome background, hinting at vitality within serenity. This composition celebrates cyclical life and coexistence, an enduring theme in Sohrai and Khovar traditions. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Combines peacock and fish symbolism in a unified natural rhythm. - Strong geometric balance with organic flow. - Traditional black Khovar lines enhanced by subtle, warm colour accents. - A striking example of folk minimalism meeting sacred design. A perfect choice for collectors who value harmony in form and meaning—those drawn to art that bridges symbolism and visual calm.

$ 829
Verdant Petals
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Hyperrealism

Verdant Petals

Verdant Petals by Jaggu Prasad presents a graceful study of two flowering plants delicately rendered across the open pages of an aged botanical folio. The contrast between the rich crimson blossoms and the serene white petals creates a visual dialogue between vibrancy and calm, showcasing the artist’s refined sense of balance. This 20 x 13 inch watercolour on paper reflects Jaggu Prasad’s mastery of precision and natural rhythm. Each element, from the texture of the bulbs to the tonal shifts in the leaves, reveals his deep understanding of both miniature painting and botanical accuracy. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Original hand-painted miniature by Jaggu Prasad. - Features dual botanical studies with vivid red and white blossoms. - Combines the intricacy of miniature technique with natural realism. - A timeless choice for collectors who appreciate classical botanical artistry.

$ 2,809
A Sunny Family
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Tribal Art

A Sunny Family

A Sunny Family' by Sunita Kumari presents a calm and balanced composition rooted in the Khovar tradition of Jharkhand. The work features three stylized flowers painted in natural tones of red, yellow, and black, their forms outlined with confident, freehand lines. The use of blue hearts and small leaf patterns along the border adds warmth and rhythm to the piece. Each element is deliberate, created using earth-based pigments that connect the work to its origins, to the walls of tribal homes where such motifs once carried blessings for newlyweds. Sunita’s painting continues that tradition on paper, preserving both its design and quiet purpose. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Made with natural, locally sourced pigments on handmade paper. - Reflects the matrilineal heritage of Khovar art practiced by women in Jharkhand. - Balanced use of geometric floral motifs and organic lines gives it visual depth. - Represents an authentic link between ritual, nature, and everyday life. - A thoughtful choice for collectors who value traditional Indian art forms and understated design rooted in culture.

$ 1,359
Dance of the Peacocks by Rudan Devi
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Tribal Art

Dance of the Peacocks by Rudan Devi

Created in 2015, this Khovar painting, Dance of the Peacocks by Rudan Devi presents a graceful pair of peacocks feeding amid stylized flora. Rudan Devi’s black pigment work balances symmetry and motion, echoing the harmony of nature and partnership. The delicate strokes and repetitive motifs evoke ritual wall designs once painted for weddings, symbols of love, beauty, and renewal. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Beautifully composed with dynamic symmetry and intricate texture. - Reflects traditional Khovar themes of fertility and companionship. - Elegant black and earthy hues lend it both depth and restraint. - Hand-painted with natural colours that keep the folk legacy alive. Ideal for collectors who appreciate heritage art with symbolic storytelling and organic design sensibility.

$ 829
The Gentle Giant by Rudan Devi
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The Gentle Giant by Rudan Devi

In this 2005 Khovar painting, Rudan Devi captures the calm majesty of an elephant surrounded by forest motifs. The creature’s bold black form, rendered in natural pigments, seems to pulse with quiet energy. Every curve and marking speaks to protection, strength, and the deep bond between animal and earth, a recurring theme in Khovar art that celebrates fertility and life. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Minimal yet deeply symbolic composition highlighting traditional Khovar linework. - Evokes strength, grace, and connection to the natural world. - Crafted with natural earth pigments, preserving an authentic folk aesthetic. - Bridges ritual art with modern minimalism, appealing to both traditional and contemporary tastes. - This work will resonate with collectors drawn to earthy tones, indigenous symbolism, and timeless depictions of nature’s guardians.

$ 829
The Bond of the Birds by Pano Devi
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Tribal Art

The Bond of the Birds by Pano Devi

The Bond of the Birds by Pano Devi is a 1994 Khovar painting which depicts two stylized birds facing each other, their beaks meeting at the center where a flower blooms. Pano Devi’s use of symmetry and muted tones evokes balance, while the black and grey hues enhance the intimacy of the scene. The composition reflects the Khovar tradition’s focus on fertility and union, where paired motifs often symbolize marital harmony and natural renewal. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - A finely balanced portrayal of connection and continuity. - Exemplifies Khovar’s traditional symmetry and use of earthen pigments. - Subtle detail work showcases harmony between art and ritual meaning. - A timeless expression of unity within nature’s cycles.

$ 1,359
The Garden of Feathered Grace
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Tribal Art

The Garden of Feathered Grace

Keeper of the Harvest by Malo Devi is a 2018 work where Malo Devi reimagines the elephant—a recurring Khovar symbol of endurance and prosperity—with striking simplicity. The “One Ear Elephant” becomes an emblem of wisdom in imperfection, adorned with circular motifs that reference seeds and harvest cycles. The minimal palette of charcoal grey and white heightens its primal energy. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A bold reinterpretation of the elephant motif with modern restraint. - The asymmetry adds personality and emotion to the sacred form. - Natural pigments ground the piece in the tactile beauty of folk craft. - Perfect for contemporary art lovers seeking the elegance of imperfection . This work will resonate with collectors who admire raw symbolism, minimalist folk imagery, and timeless cultural iconography.

$ 829
Keeper of the Harvest by Malo Devi
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Tribal Art

Keeper of the Harvest by Malo Devi

Keeper of the Harvest by Malo Devi is a 2018 work where Malo Devi reimagines the elephant—a recurring Khovar symbol of endurance and prosperity—with striking simplicity. The “One Ear Elephant” becomes an emblem of wisdom in imperfection, adorned with circular motifs that reference seeds and harvest cycles. The minimal palette of charcoal grey and white heightens its primal energy. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A bold reinterpretation of the elephant motif with modern restraint. - The asymmetry adds personality and emotion to the sacred form. - Natural pigments ground the piece in the tactile beauty of folk craft. - Perfect for contemporary art lovers seeking the elegance of imperfection. This work will resonate with collectors who admire raw symbolism, minimalist folk imagery, and timeless cultural iconography

$ 829
Roots and Currents by Dulari Ekka
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Tribal Art

Roots and Currents by Dulari Ekka

"Roots and Currents painted in 2001 by Dulari Ekka is a rare Sohrai abstract composition which captures motion and entanglement through swirling, organic forms. Dulari Ekka moves beyond representation, using earthy tones of ochre, brown, and soft pink to express the interdependence of life forces. The fluid shapes appear to pulse with quiet energy, echoing the earth’s rhythm that underlies Sohrai tradition. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A unique abstract take within the Sohrai visual language. - Highlights rhythm and flow through organic, intertwined forms. - Uses natural pigments to achieve depth and movement. - An evocative study of life’s unseen forces. Dulari Ekka departs from figuration to experiment with abstraction grounded in Sohrai aesthetics. The interlocking geometric and organic forms evoke the cyclical rhythms of nature. Her work demonstrates how indigenous visual systems can generate modern abstract expression while remaining rooted in ritual sensibility."

$ 1,139
The Cerulean Dance by Malo Devi
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The Cerulean Dance by Malo Devi

The Cerulean Dance by Malo Devi is a 2003 Sohrai painting that celebrates the grace of birds through flowing rhythm and repetition. Using deep blues and violet undertones, Malo Devi creates a scene of intertwined peacocks, their feathers curling into symmetrical arcs. The geometric tail patterns and circular motifs suggest fertility and the endless cycle of seasons. Each line moves with deliberate fluidity, echoing the ceremonial gestures of Sohrai wall art. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - A fine example of Sohrai’s traditional bird imagery rendered in cool, luminous hues. - Evokes dance, courtship, and natural harmony through circular motion. - The fluid symmetry highlights the artist’s refined control over folk patterning. - Infuses a timeless theme with meditative visual rhythm.

$ 1,139
Ornamented Elephant by Fatima
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Tribal Art

Ornamented Elephant by Fatima

Ornamented Elephant by Fatima is a 1996 Sohrai painting which depicts a richly patterned elephant framed by curling leaves and tendrils. Fatima’s strong outlines and rhythmic detailing evoke the grandeur of ritual wall art. The animal, adorned like an offering, becomes a symbol of prosperity, wisdom, and strength. The warm terracotta and white palette carries the glow of the soil after rain. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A powerful rendering of the elephant as a sacred, life-giving figure. - Natural pigments create warmth and authenticity. - Combines ornamental beauty with cultural storytelling. - A collector’s piece that embodies the grace of tribal India. The work radiates quiet majesty, carrying the weight of tradition with effortless charm.

$ 1,359
Child and Elephant Spirit by Malo Devi
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Child and Elephant Spirit by Malo Devi

Child and Elephant Spirit by Malo Devi, a 2003 Sohrai painting, depicts a childlike figure riding a large elephant-like creature, rendered in deep purples and blues. Malo Devi blends innocence with symbolism, turning a familiar village motif into a reflection of companionship and protection. The child’s outstretched arms echo themes of trust and belonging, while the animal’s curved form suggests strength rooted in gentleness. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Portrays the nurturing bond between humans and animals in Sohrai tradition. - The use of vibrant purple tones modernises a rural aesthetic. - Expresses the rhythm of harvest and renewal through playful form. - Embodies warmth and spirit, perfect for collectors seeking soulful tribal art. This piece celebrates harmony and continuity, evoking the shared pulse of life between people, animals, and the earth.

$ 1,139
Cliff Guardian
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Hyperrealism

Cliff Guardian

Cliff Guardian by Jaggu Prasad captures an eagle poised at the edge of a rocky shore, its gaze set toward the horizon. The deep burnt orange and earthy browns create a powerful contrast against the soft pale background, reflecting the bird’s silent dominance. This 13 x 17 inch watercolour on paper is a work of quiet majesty. Jaggu Prasad’s technique brings weight and motion to stillness, making this piece a symbol of strength, patience, and endurance. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Original miniature watercolour by Jaggu Prasad, known for lifelike precision. - A detailed portrayal of the eagle’s form and its natural environment. - Ideal for collectors who value fine craftsmanship and symbolic strength. - Adds character and depth to any personal or professional art space.

$ 1,889
Twin Birds of Khovar
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Tribal Art

Twin Birds of Khovar

In Twin Birds of Khovar, Mammu Kumar Bharati captures movement and balance through the intertwined forms of two birds. Painted in 2002 using natural earth pigments, the piece reflects the Khovar tradition where birds symbolize companionship and communication. The dense black on a warm ochre base creates a strong visual rhythm that recalls the texture of wall murals found in Jharkhand’s homes. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - From the rare Khovar lineage of painting—traditionally practiced by women and now reinterpreted by male artists like Bharati. - Organic patterns and fluid detailing make it visually engaging. - Earth tones and textured lines that blend rural storytelling with minimal abstraction. - A meaningful addition for collectors drawn to tribal symbolism and natural forms. A piece that speaks softly of tradition while holding its own in modern interiors.

$ 1,129
Feast of the Forest by Sajhwa Devi
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Tribal Art

Feast of the Forest by Sajhwa Devi

Feast of the Forest' by Sajhwa Devi shows a wild creature in motion, its body marked with rhythmic patterns that recall both the stripes of an animal and the grain of earth itself. The surrounding shapes, perhaps fish or forest beings, add to the sense of liveliness. The red and black natural pigments lend a primal energy to the scene, making it both raw and composed. Why This Artwork Stands Out: • Drawn in the Sohrai tradition celebrating the animal world and nature’s cycle. • Simple yet expressive linework that captures wild motion. • Ideal for those drawn to organic forms and indigenous Indian expression. • Preserves the living heritage of Hazaribagh’s women artists. It’s a work that brings the pulse of the forest into any modern space.

$ 1,359
Autumn Song
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Hyperrealism

Autumn Song

Autumn Song by Jaggu Prasad portrays a small bird perched lightly on a slender branch surrounded by soft pink blooms. The warm tones of orange and brown meet the cool lavender of the flowers, creating quiet contrast. Each detail, from the bird’s poised expression to the veins of each leaf, reflects the artist’s calm observation of nature. This 13 x 17 inch watercolour on paper shows Jaggu Prasad’s precision and restraint, where composition, colour and space blend with ease. The result is both intimate and serene, offering a glimpse of life at its most unhurried. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Original hand-painted miniature by Jaggu Prasad using traditional techniques. - A delicate harmony of warm and cool tones that invite reflection. - Perfect for collectors of fine Indian watercolours. - Adds softness and natural grace to contemporary interiors.

$ 2,719
Guardians of the Grove
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Tribal Art

Guardians of the Grove

Guardians of the Grove', painted by Juliet in 2016, captures the close relationship between animals, birds, and the land that sustains them. Juliet’s Sohrai painting features a large horned animal, its body patterned with glowing ochre and yellow shapes, accompanied by a smaller calf and birds resting along its back and around its feet. The scene reflects balance and care in nature, where every being finds its place within the cycle of life. Rendered in natural pigments on paper, the painting retains the raw textures and grounded rhythm typical of traditional Sohrai wall art. This work would appeal to collectors who appreciate tribal and rural Indian art that speaks of coexistence, simplicity, and natural design. Why This Artwork Stands Out: • Authentic Sohrai painting using earth-based pigments. • Portrays harmony between species in an unembellished, honest form. • Handcrafted by a tribal woman artist continuing the matrilineal Sohrai tradition. • Blends cultural symbolism with contemporary visual balance. A thoughtful piece that brings warmth, narrative, and ancestral memory into any collection.

$ 1,139
Spirit of the Forest
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Tribal Art

Spirit of the Forest

Created in 2005, 'Spirit of the Forest' by Juliet represents a striking balance between instinct and structure. The animal figure, rendered in bold black lines, feels both familiar and abstract, as if drawn from memory rather than observation. Its skeletal form and swirling tail capture the energy and rhythm central to Khovar tradition, where every curve and line carries symbolic meaning. Painted using natural earth pigments, the composition reflects themes of life, fertility, and transformation—recurring ideas in Jharkhand’s tribal art. Why This Artwork Stands Out: • Hand-painted with natural earth colours in the traditional Khovar style. • Features a dynamic interpretation of animal imagery, both organic and symbolic. • Demonstrates the confidence of freehand tribal line work without predefined outlines. • A unique collectible that bridges ritual tradition and individual expression. Ideal for collectors who appreciate authentic Indian folk art with raw, expressive energy, this piece speaks quietly of resilience and continuity.

$ 1,139
Khovar Animal l
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Tribal Art

Khovar Animal l

Healthy Animal', the 1997 Khovar painting captures a moment of playful transformation — an animal, drawn in sweeping black strokes, appears to ride or merge with a bicycle, bridging the line between myth and modernity. The simplicity of form and the instinctive, rhythmic lines reflect the spontaneous creativity of the tribal artist, who uses natural earth pigments to express imagination rather than mimic reality. In the Khovar tradition, animals often stand for vitality and the continuity of life. Here, the merging of a traditional motif with an everyday object speaks to change, a subtle commentary on how rural and modern worlds coexist in Jharkhand’s evolving landscape. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Painted with natural earth pigments using traditional Khovar techniques. - A rare example of folk art merging tribal symbolism with contemporary imagery. - Reflects the artist’s intuitive understanding of form, balance, and humour. - A collector’s piece that bridges rural heritage and modern artistic dialogue. Ideal for art lovers and collectors who value cultural narratives told with honesty and imagination, this piece invites reflection on the enduring spirit of adaptation within tradition.

$ 1,359
Snake Dance
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Tribal Art

Snake Dance

Snake Dance, a Sohrai painting by Putli Ganju, captures three serpents in fluid, intertwining motion. Using natural earth colours red, blue, black, and white, the artist creates a strong sense of rhythm and harmony. In the Sohrai tradition, the serpent is a symbol of fertility, protection, and renewal, deeply tied to the agricultural cycle and worship of nature. The lines flow confidently across the surface, combining precision with spontaneity, hallmarks of the Sohrai art form passed through generations of women artists. Why This Artwork Stands Out: • A traditional Sohrai composition where colour, rhythm, and form express harmony with nature. • Painted with natural earth pigments and organic materials. • The serpent motif reflects the tribal belief in fertility and divine protection. • A meaningful addition for collectors of Indian tribal and folk art. This artwork brings the living pulse of Sohrai tradition into a modern space, carrying with it the spirit of renewal and the quiet power of the earth.

$ 1,359
The Twin Khovar Flowers
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Tribal Art

The Twin Khovar Flowers

Painted in September 1994, Khovar Flowers I by Kalavati Devi carries the quiet rhythm of the earth itself. Two flowers bloom at the top, their blue and ochre petals framed in circular halos, with their rooted vines twist and rise from a small pot. Each stroke of black, each curve of line, feels alive with movement, a reminder of the traditional Khovar murals that once adorned the walls of newlywed chambers in rural Jharkhand. Kalavati Devi’s hand, steady and assured, transforms natural colours into a language of blessings and fertility. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Created with natural earth pigments, each hue gathered from the soil of Jharkhand. - Embodies the matrilineal Khovar tradition, where women paint to bless marriage and life. - Combines ancient ritual motifs with an artist’s individual sense of grace and proportion. - A rare example of late 20th-century tribal art that bridges home, ritual, and gallery. - This artwork feels less like an object and more like a voice — quiet, rooted, and deeply human.

$ 1,509