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Blessings of Lord Ganesha
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Tribal Art

Blessings of Lord Ganesha

Santoshi Shyam’s ‘Blessings of Lord Ganesha’ shows a traditional yet contemporary approach of the beloved Hindu deity, brought to life through the intricate patterns and beauty of Gond art. The use of lines and patterns painted with earthy tones blends tradition with a contemporary edge, inviting you to see Lord Ganesha in a fresh light.This one-of-a-kind handcrafted artwork celebrates traditional techniques while offering a fresh take on a sacred figure. Each brushstroke showcases Santoshi Shyam's dedication to the craft, making this piece a symbol of both cultural pride and artistic mastery. The artist continues to preserve and innovate the visual language of Gond painting, making it highly valued by art lovers and collectors. This artwork is more than just a decor piece for your wall; it’s a symbol of prosperity, creativity, and spiritual connection, perfect for creating a sacred yet divine space in your home. Don’t miss out on adding this limited edition Gond tribal art piece to your collection! ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Authentic Gond Art by Santoshi Shyam A leading woman Gond artist in India’s tribal art movement. - She is known for vibrant and detailed paintings featuring wildlife and tribal narratives. - Ideal for Gifting – Ideal for festive gifting, housewarming or any auspicious occasions. - Perfect fit for any spaces- Homes, offices, studios or a prayer corner this work is a perfect fit in any desired space. **Celebrate devotion through design. Add this unique piece of tribal art to your space and invoke the divine blessings of Lord Ganesha.**

$ 609
Tribal Rangoli
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Tribal Art

Tribal Rangoli

Bring home a burst of tradition with ‘Tribal Rangoli’ by Gond artist Rambai- a vibrant, hand-painted celebration that reimagines the spirit of India’s festive patterns. Inspired by the classic rangoli seen in Indian households. Rambai replaces powdered pigments with intricate dots, flowing lines, and bold shapes, transforming a fleeting ritual into a permanent work of art. With her signature Gond detailing, she captures movement, joy, and spirituality in every stroke. In Indian culture, rangoli welcomes prosperity and happiness; in Gond tradition, patterns are sacred carriers of energy. Rambai blends these two worlds masterfully, using earthy browns and vivid blues, greens, and oranges to evoke both harmony and celebration. The result is a stunning visual dance that brightens any wall while honoring ancestral wisdom. Measuring 11x15 inches, Tribal Rangoli is perfect for entryways, puja corners, or gallery spaces. It also makes a thoughtful gift for festivals, housewarmings, or weddings. Celebrate tradition with color and soul make this festive masterpiece part of your story today. ## Why This Artwork Stands Out? ## - Hand-painted by Rambai – A respected Gond tribal artist bringing Rangoli into a timeless form - Made with Acrylic Pigments – To ensure durable and beautifully textured results - Perfect for Festival & Spiritual Decor – Perfect fit for entryways, puja corners, or gallery walls. - Unique Cultural Gift – A thoughtful present for housewarmings, weddings, or a ideal Diwali or festival gift. **Celebrate tradition with a twist. Tribal Rangoli isn’t just décor—it’s a festive memory captured in colour, story, and tribal re-imagination.**

$ 1,139
Circle of Birds
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Circle of Birds

‘Circle of Birds’ by renowned Gond artist Santoshi Shyam is a captivating celebration of nature, rhythm, and visual storytelling.The artist breathes life in this painting through a circular dance of birds.Their bright orange feathers, expressive eyes, and graceful postures evoke a sense of unity and motion, transforming the painting into a visual symphony of movement and connection. The repetitive circular frames and flowing lines create a dance-like rhythm, while the delicate dots and curves hallmarks of Gond artistry imbue the composition with texture and symbolic depth. Rich in folklore and emotion, each bird depicts a sense of joy and harmony. Whether displayed in a home, office, or gallery, it adds a burst of colour and culture, offering a meaningful gift or a powerful focal point. Compact yet visually striking, Circle of Birds harmonises effortlessly with diverse interiors while standing as a luminous tribute to the enduring spirit of tribal art. ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Hand-painted by Santoshi Shyam – A celebrated Gond artist Known for her intricate patterns and vibrant compositions. - Soulful & Minimal Décor – Merges tribal storytelling with a clean, contemporary aesthetic. - Support Indian Art: Every painting sold on Rooftop ensures the artists recieves a fair share as royalty. - Explore the arts of tribal India and support ribal artist to keep the art alive with this purchase. - Ideal for any space: Circle of Birds is ideal for quiet spaces, reading corners, or anywhere you seek calm, colour, and meaning. **Own a piece of timeless Indian folk art with this traditional Gond art painting for home and office spaces.**

$ 609
Perched Birds
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Perched Birds

‘Perched Birds’ by artist Ramesh Katara brings to life a narrative from the wildlife depicted in the traditional Bhil art style. The artist uses the signature Bhil dots to render this artwork; his use of these dots to create wavy and zigzag lines in rendering is what grabs the viewer's attention and keeps them engaged in the motion. The composition is simple yet dynamic as six symmetrical birds are perched upon the branches of the tree. The tree is adorned with bright reddish pink leaves and royal blue fruits, which adds a slight contrast to the composition. The birds and tree bark, and branches are rendered in vivid hues of yellow, orange, red, green and blue. The composition, though simple in its elements, is rich in texture, detailed with rhythmic patterns of dots and flowing lines that lend depth and movement. Steeped in the Bhil tradition of celebrating nature and animal life, this artwork invites the viewer to explore the depth and details of its narrative, where every dot and curve tells a story. Artist Ramesh Katara’s style blends simplicity with intricacy, offering a striking visual rooted in cultural identity and natural harmony. Here’s why this painting stands out: - Handpainted by Ramesh, a Bhil artist from Madhya Pradesh, whose work reflects the rituals, traditions, and deep connection of his tribe with nature and wildlife. - Painted in acrylic on paper measuring 11x15 inches, its compact vertical format fits seamlessly into minimalist or contemporary interiors, great for gallery wall arrangements, home decor, office lobbies, studios, or cultural centres. - A meaningful gift for lovers of tribal art, wildlife, or Indian folk culture. Experience the raw beauty and profound depth of tribal creativity. Add this timeless piece of art to your collection today. Order now!

$ 149
The Celebration of Gal Bapsi
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The Celebration of Gal Bapsi

Bhil artist Lado Bai presents the vibrant ritual of ‘Gal Bapsi’ in this striking Bhil painting. Celebrated the day after Holi, Gal Bapsi is a deeply symbolic festival observed by the Bhil community to honour ‘Gal Devta’. As part of the ritual, men who have made vows of gratitude, often for recovery from illness or family misfortunes, climb a 20-foot wooden platform. They are tied to a rotating bamboo beam and spun in the air by villagers pulling ropes. Once the ceremony ends, the vowed men descend, dance, and offer drinks to those gathered, marking the fulfilment of their promise. This powerful artwork captures the spirit of the ritual with energetic human figures set against a bright pink background. The figures, adorned in bold, striped clothing of orange, blue, green, and purple, move in rhythmic harmony. The central platform anchors the composition, while drums, ladders, and dotted textures add motion and narrative depth. Lado Bai brings alive this ritual of ‘Gal Bapsi’ with her expressive composition, where each frame is filled with moment and energy. ## Why add this to your collection? ## - Handpainted by acclaimed artist Lado Bai – A pioneer of Bhil tribal art, Lado Bai’s work beautifully blends indigenous storytelling, folklore, and visual tradition. - Vibrant colours and intricate detailing – Rich patterns in earthy and bright tones on a pink base create a vivid and joyful scene, with rhythmic dots that echo traditional Bhil aesthetics. - Statement size– Measuring 60 x 75 inches, painted in acrylic on canvas, ideal for large walls and gallery displays. - Perfect gift – For art lovers, tribal culture enthusiasts, and collectors. **From the heart of tribal India to your home – bring Bhil tradition alive on your walls. Order now!**

$ 1,629
Whispers in the Jungle- Deer & Birds
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Whispers in the Jungle- Deer & Birds

Step into the vivid world of Bhil art with this stunning hand-painted composition by acclaimed tribal artist Sunita Bhavor. Titled ‘Whispers in the Jungle – Deer & Birds’, this artwork beautifully captures a tranquil moment of connection between wildlife and nature. At the heart of the painting stands a flourishing tree, bursting with bright green leaves and adorned with intricate spiral patterns across its trunk and branches. The tree becomes a stage for storytelling under its shade, a lone deer stands, while six birds chirping gather, some perched high on branches, others grounded below. Their postures suggest a quiet exchange, as if whispering secrets of the forest, while the deer looks on from a distance. Framed within a striking triangular border of primary colours, the composition radiates energy and balance. The artist’s use of vivid dotted patterns and a rich, earthy palette adds a rhythmic charm to the overall scene. The detailed rendering of the animals and foliage brings a lively elegance that draws the viewer into the scene again and again. ## Why add this to your collection? ## - Authentic Indian Art -Original Bhil artwork hand-painted by Sunita Bhavor, celebrated for her vibrant wildlife themes. - Artwork for spacious rooms - Measuring 60.5 x 37 inches, this piece is a large, commanding canvas ideal for feature walls. - A lasting gift -Painted in medium Acrylic on canvas makes this piece is vibrant and lasting. A perfect gift for festive gifting, housewarming or as a part of any art lover's, wildlife lover's collection. - A celebration of Art- A perfect choice for collectors of tribal or folk art, nature lovers, or anyone seeking bold and soulful wall décor. Brings culture, colour, and storytelling into your space – a true statement piece. **Curate your collection with timeless expressions of Indian heritage. Add this to your collection now!**

$ 879
The Deer Beneath a Tree
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The Deer Beneath a Tree

Step into the serene world of Bhil tribal artistry with this captivating painting by Sunita Bhavor, a renowned Bhil artist known for her gentle yet powerful depictions of wildlife and everyday tribal life. Titled ‘Deer Beneath the Tree,’ this artwork embodies the essence of Bhil culture, where nature is not only observed but revered. Using the signature Bhil dot work, Bhavor skillfully layers colour and pattern to create movement, texture, and rhythm within the stillness of the scene. The painting features a pair of graceful peacocks in earthy hues of green, brown, and yellow, standing beneath a lush tree. Their intricate detailing adds rich visual depth, evoking a quiet, meditative atmosphere. Every element from the dots on the peacocks' feathers to the delicate foliage tells a story of coexistence and harmony. This piece is more than decor; it’s a cultural expression and artistic legacy, ideal for collectors, wildlife enthusiasts, or anyone seeking meaningful art that reflects indigenous tradition. ## Why Buy This Artwork: ## - Authentic Bhil tribal painting by tribal artist Sunita Bhavor, keeping alive the tribal legacy. - Intricately hand-detailed peacocks symbolizing grace and stillness, the intricate dots and rhythmic patterns add a movement and depth to the artwork. - This Bhil painting which celebrates nature’s harmony is perfect for calm and mindful spaces. - If you are looking for the perfect art gift, this one is a great gifting option for animal loversand for people who appreciate nature and regional art! - Add this soulful tribute to nature today to your cart today. - Ideal for art collectors, wildlife lovers, and gifting occasions.

$ 559
Helicopter or Barat
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Helicopter or Barat

The artwork vividly portrays a helicopter-like structure filled with intricate zigzag patterns in earthy tones of red, green, and white, contrasting against a serene blue backdrop. Encircling vibrant, swirling motifs and celebratory figures in bright traditional attire reflect a joyous cultural narrative blending the fantastical with the festive.

Mahua Tree - A Tribal Lifeline
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Mahua Tree - A Tribal Lifeline

Rich in colours, tribal traditions and full of deep symbolic meanings, the ‘Mahua Tree - A Tribal Lifeline’ by the artist Sher Singh Bhabhor takes us into a scenic narrative showcasing a slice of tribal life. Bold, vibrant, and brimming with energy, Sher Singh Babhor’s art is a striking fusion of contemporary flair and traditional Bhil tribal paintings. This unique blend gives his work a distinct visual language that sets it apart. Drawing inspiration from everyday life, he transforms ordinary moments and personal narratives into captivating visual stories full of life. In central India, the Mahua tree holds significant cultural and economic importance for the tribal communities. It is viewed as a life-sustaining resource, providing food, medicine, fodder, and a source of livelihood, including alcohol production from its flowers. The tree is also deeply ingrained in their spiritual beliefs and practices, with some tribes revering it as a divine entity. In this artwork, painted against the rich gold background, stands the Mahua tree in its full bloom near a pond. The tree is abundant with fruits, flowers and is perched with birds on its branches. Near the tree are villagers who continue with their daily activities with the produce gathered from this tree. With vibrant colours, zigzag and rhythmic use of dots depicting movement and motion, this painting draws the viewer's attention into its ongoing narrative. Rich in symbolism and full of energy and life, this painting is sure to enhance any space it is added to. If you are looking for something rich in Indian culture and vibrant energy, this is a perfect addition to your art collection. Go ahead and add to your cart now! ## Why does this Indian Bhil painting stand out- ## - Deep Cultural Symbolism- This painting is focused on the Mahua tree - a sacred and life-sustaining symbol in tribal life. It features exquisitely hand-painted dotted motifs and bold symmetrical compositions, beautifully showcasing the Mahua tree’s cultural and spiritual significance in the community. - Original Indian Painting -Artist Rakesh Singh Bhabhor masterfully blends traditional Bhil techniques with a fresh, expressive style. His use of rhythmic patterns and narrative composition creates a distinctive and contemporary tribal art style. - Artful Interiors - More than just decor, this painting is a visual celebration of indigenous identity, community, and the sacred connection to nature making it a powerful and meaningful addition to any space. A perfect statement piece for accent walls, apartments, villas, offices, studios and cultural centres. - The Perfect Gift - For those who like their spaces to have a personality, this Indian art painting makes the perfect gift. Ideal for gifting for special occasions like house-warmings, or a perfect addition for art lovers' collection or tribal culture enthusiasts.

$ 559
Shrine Under a Tree
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Shrine Under a Tree

Rich in culture and tradition, India's tribal Bhil community celebrate their reverence towards nature through their art and customs of spiritual worship. The artwork shows a lively tree with detailed dotted patterns. Its bright orange, green, and blue colours show abundance and community spirit. It's a frozen frame in time that showcases the rich heritage and culture of the Bhil tribe. In this painting, artist Sher Singh Bhabhor brings alive one such scene of tribal worship. This hand-painted original showcases a majestic tree and a shrine under it. On top of the tree, there are birds, nests, honeycombs, and bats. The shrine below is surrounded by two tiny pithora horses and offerings like diyas, incense sticks, and coconuts. Women dressed in colourful tribal attire come with a basket full of offerings, accompanied by a small boy with a coconut in his hand. In this nature-inspired painting, you can also see two men - one dancing in joy, another lying down on the ground showing his faith and paying respects to the tribal god. A tribal celebration of spiritual faith, community worship paired with the richness of Bhil artistry, this artwork is a must-add to your art collection. ## Why this Bhil Art painting stands out: ## - Original Tribal Art - Hand-painted by a master artist in traditional Bhil art style. - Adds Colour and Culture - Vibrant colours and rich, detailed cultural visuals and symbolism in this painting add life to the spaces it is showcased in. - The Perfect Size - At 35.6x37 inches, this painting is an ideal fit for any desired decor space, for homes, temple spaces, cultural centres or studio spaces. **A Meaningful Gift - If you want to share a ' gift from India', nothing comes closer to beautiful folk and tribal art paintings, which, in addition to being visually stunning, often include positive symbolism and auspicious messaging! **

Pithora Horses & the Native Life
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Pithora Horses & the Native Life

In ‘Pithora Horses & the Native Life’, Artist Bhuri Bai brings to life the grace of Pithora horses along with the daily village life. At the heart of this Bhil painting are the colourful Pithora horses, adorned with intricate dot work, symbolising divine blessings, strength, and prosperity. Set against a simple backdrop, the composition bursts with rhythmic energy—horses, humans, flora, and fauna come together in a harmonious visual narrative. Delicate triangular borders detailed with colourful dots frame the artwork, while the presence of humans among the horses adds depth and emotion. Bhuri Bai, known for her fusion of traditional Bhil and Pithora painting, captures the spiritual essence of tribal rituals through her simple yet engaging narratives. Her storytelling transports the viewer into the vibrant world of native folklore, where each element has symbolic significance. Whether displayed in a home, workspace, or a cultural gallery, this hand-painted piece radiates warmth, tradition, and timeless artistry. Bring home ‘Pithora Horses & the Native Life’—an original creation that celebrates India's rich tribal legacy through colour, symbolism, and soul. If you want to create that beautiful, artsy Indian vibe in your home, this painting by Bhuri Bai ji will be a great fit! Its vibrant composition makes it an ideal gift for those who admire Indian folk art, culture, and traditional craftsmanship. This artwork is more than just decor; it reflects history, community, and artistic brilliance. ## Why You Should Own This Bhil Art Painting? ## - Hand-Painted by Bhuri Bai – Get home an original piece from a renowned Indian folk artist. - Cultural and Artistic Statement – Looking for a painting for homes, offices, or galleries - this one fits into any space, blending tradition with artistry. **A timless tradition of visual storytelling - this handpainted Bhil painting is a limited edition piece to add to your collection today. **

$ 2,869
Mor aur Ped
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Mor aur Ped

The artwork showcases vibrant peacocks adorned with intricate geometric patterns, surrounded by a tree with lush green and orange leaves, symbolizing harmony and interconnectedness in nature. The vivid colors, repetitive patterns, and detailed designs reflect the Gond tradition of celebrating the unity of life and the environment.

$ 139
God Bana
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God Bana

Ram Singh Urveti's artwork beautifully portrays the tree as a deity in the form of an elephant, symbolizing protection, guardianship of nature, and the interconnectedness of life. The scene features a man sitting under the tree, playing the sitar, with a woman to his right carrying a dhol and another man standing to his left with a cow. The entire composition is rendered in shades of black, white, and gray, creating a striking visual contrast. The artwork reflects the Gond community's deep respect for ecological balance, spiritual rituals, and the cyclical harmony that sustains prosperity.

$ 1,479
Three Black Tigers
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Three Black Tigers

Three powerful black tigers prowl across a vivid yellow backdrop, each one standing poised with a vigilant gaze in its eyes. Their bodies are decorated with intricate lines, dots, and curves that bring movement and life to the painting. This striking contrast of bright yellow and charcoal black not only adds a rustic beauty but also highlights the raw charisma of the tigers, making them appear both majestic and alert. Created by Gariba Singh Tekam, a respected Gond tribal artist, this painting is a tribute to the spirit of the forest and its silent guardians. In the Gond tradition, animals are seen as protectors and storytellers. Each stroke reflects the artist’s mastery of the Gond style, where tradition meets storytelling through texture and rhythm. This painting is not just visual, it's an experience of the forest spirit, told in symbols, textures, and movement. Bring home this handcrafted masterpiece, a limited edition. Order now and own a piece of India's vibrant tribal heritage. ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Original Gond Artwork by Gariba Singh Tekam – A respected tribal artist celebrated for capturing wildlife with intensity and emotion. - Authentic and Hand-painted - Painted in the tribal Gond art style artist executes his mastery through fine linework and exquisite details. - Bold and Vibrant Colours – A unique approach in the use of contrasting hues. The golden yellow and charcoal tones make a stunning statement on any wall. - Great for Gifting or Collecting – Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, art lovers, and handmade decor collectors. - Ideal Wall Art for Living Room, Study, or Office – Makes a perfect centrepiece and adds a vibrant vibe to your space. **Bring home the wild beauty of India's forests. A limited edition handcrafted piece - Order now!**

$ 3,439
Mahabharat
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Mahabharat

Inspired by the timeless lessons of the Mahabharata, this artwork shows the connection between divine guidance and moral responsibility. It reflects the Gond belief in living with balance, spiritual wisdom, and the connection between all aspects of life.

$ 949
Tribal Belief
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Tribal Belief

Gond tribal art is full of tribal stories, narratives from the wildlife and artist Suresh Dhurve skillfully depicts these picturesque narratives in his works, captivating the viewers. In this stunning artwork, he beautifully captures the Gond belief in the tree as a life-giving force, the heart of all creation. With vibrant hues of yellow and green, the tree stands as a symbol of shelter, sustenance, and harmony. Its trunk, shaped like a staircase, offers a perch for soldiers armed with spears, guarding the sacred life-giving tree. Surrounding the tree are birds, humans, animals & the divine figures - all elements that represent the interconnectedness of life. The painting conveys a powerful message of reverence for nature, underscoring that balance and unity are both essential for the prosperity of the community and the environment. Whether placed in an office lobby, a centrepiece at homes, galleries or any studio spaces this exquisite and timeless Gond beauty is sure to enhance any space it is placed in. If you love the vibe and aesthetic of Indian Gond art, this painting must be in your collection. ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Original Gond Artwork by Suresh Dhurve – A well-known tribal artist who paints stories, not just scenes. - Painted in traditional Gond art style – Symbolic and soulful,through bold color, intricate detail, and layered symbolism, the painting speaks of a deep respect for nature and a timeless understanding that community and environment thrive only through mutual care and balance. - Perfect Statement Décor – Bring colour and conversation to your living room, hallway, or studio. - Gift-Worthy – For art lovers, culture seekers, or anyone who loves handcrafted pieces from India. **Order now to own this culturally rich Gond painting that brings nature, tradition, and tribal culture into your homes.**

$ 3,309
The Cosmic Balance and Motherhood
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The Cosmic Balance and Motherhood

In this enchanting Gond painting, Rajendra Shyam weaves a radiant picture of motherhood and nature, celebrating their sacred connection in the Gond cosmos. At its centre, women cradle their children while seated upon a majestic blue turtle, an enduring symbol of strength, protection, and the primordial foundation of life. Above them rises a graceful white tree, its branches outstretched in a sheltering embrace, while a golden sun bathes the scene in warm and nurturing light. Shyam's signature details with rhythmic lines, organic motifs, and vibrant hues draw the viewer into a world where every element exists with purpose and connection. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a first-time admirer of tribal art, let this piece invite you into the rich storytelling traditions of Gond culture. Bring home this timeless celebration of life and let its spirit of care and connection illuminate your space. An ideal gifting piece and an apt addition to your art collection, don’t miss out on adding this piece of art to your collection today. Indian art is often abstract, and you can find your own meaning in it, and this beautiful Gond artwork, too, can be interpreted in different meaningful ways. ## Why Does This Artwork Stand Out? ## - Hand-Painted by Rajendra Shyam – Get an original artwork by a master storyteller in India’s tribal art heritage - Perfect for Homes and Studios– Brings warmth, energy, and a touch of tradition to your space - A great gift - An amazing gift for occasions like Mother's Day, Women's Day, this painting is a celebration of life, care, motherhood and wisdom. **Let your home hold a piece of India’s tribal heart. The Cosmic Balance and Motherhood brings the warm embrace and nurturing of motherhood along with the balance of nature.**

$ 1,179
Mother of the Forest
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Mother of the Forest

Bring home this exquisite Gond masterpiece intricately handpainted by artist Ravi Tekam, known for his vivid storytelling and vibrant compositions. This stunning Gond artwork beautifully captures the interconnectedness of humans, animals, and nature, embodying the Gond belief in a shared life force that flows through all living beings. The first tree, vibrant with red and green hues, displays human faces in the form of flowers on its branches while birds perch on its limbs, symbolizing life and harmony. The second tree, a calming green, holds only leaves on its branches, with faces appearing around its roots, representing the cycle of life from the earth to the sky. At the center, a woman cradles small babies on her belly, her hair transformed into tree branches, with humans and animals surrounding her, emphasizing the deep bond between all forms of life. The vibrant colors and intricately detailed patterns make this a stunning statement piece ideal for gifting or a perfect centrepiece addition to your homes, studios or offices. Limited edition - Order now!

baagh
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baagh

The tiger is a recurring motif in Baiga art because it represents strength, courage, and resilience, embodying the balance of the forest ecosystem where it reigns as an apex predator. For the Baiga, who live in close proximity to forests inhabited by tigers, the animal is viewed as a protector of the forest and its inhabitants and is often associated with spirits and ancestors, serving as an intermediary between the human and spirit worlds. Their rich oral traditions include stories and myths where tigers play roles as both adversaries and allies, reflecting a complex relationship shaped by historical interactions, such as hunting for sustenance and the use of tiger skins. The Baiga's intimate knowledge of the forest and the tiger’s role within it, combined with the tiger’s visual magnificence, inspires artistic expression and storytelling, allowing this majestic animal to hold a significant place in their cultural and artistic practices.

Bada Dev
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Bada Dev

The depiction of Bada Dev in the artwork reflects the Baiga community's spiritual beliefs and their profound connection to nature. Bada Dev, regarded as the supreme deity in the Baiga pantheon, is portrayed with striking features that symbolize his divine power and cosmic significance. The intricate design of his body, divided into sections, represents elements like plants, water, and other aspects of the natural world, illustrating the Baiga belief in the interconnectedness of all life forms. The vibrant use of colors and patterns enhances the visual representation, creating a sense of reverence and awe for the deity. The inclusion of natural symbols such as trees and leaves signifies the Baiga’s respect for nature and their belief that spirits inhabit all

Baghesur and Sun
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Baghesur and Sun

The depiction of Baghesur in Baiga art stands out for its vibrant colors, simplified forms, and symbolic significance, which are hallmarks of this artistic tradition. The bright yellow body, contrasting red stripes, and exaggerated facial features are consistent with Baiga representations of tigers, reflecting their unique style. Tigers, often imbued with spiritual and cultural importance, are a recurring motif in Baiga art, and the inclusion of surrounding elements like plants and mushrooms in the image of Baghesur likely holds symbolic meaning within the Baiga worldview.

Semer Ka Ped Baagh Or Bandar Chidiyaan
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Semer Ka Ped Baagh Or Bandar Chidiyaan

This artwork shows the interaction between the tiger, birds, and tree often embodies a rich tapestry of symbolism, reflecting the community's relationship with nature and the spiritual realm. The tiger, a symbol of strength and power, represents challenges or natural forces that demand respect and caution. Birds, associated with freedom, resilience, and spiritual communication, signify the tribe's ability to rise above obstacles and connect with higher realms. The tree, a universal emblem of life, growth, and protection, anchors the narrative by symbolizing stability, ancestral roots, and shelter. Together, these elements narrate themes of coexistence, the balance of power between strength and vulnerability, and the community's resilience in overcoming challenges while maintaining a profound connection to the natural and spiritual worlds.

Semer Ka Ped Or Chidiyaa
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Semer Ka Ped Or Chidiyaa

The Semer tree serves as the central focal point of the artwork, dominating the composition with its vibrant orange blossoms and upward-reaching branches that convey a sense of growth and vitality. Its presence adds visual interest and depth while symbolizing life, fertility, and abundance, themes deeply rooted in Indian culture. The birds perched on its branches further enhance this symbolism, representing prosperity and good fortune. Rendered in a folk art style with bold colors and simple lines, the tree's stylized depiction emphasizes its form and cultural significance, making it an integral element of the composition.

$ 379
Gohta
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Gohta

The artwork blends traditional and modern elements. The bold, flat colors and geometric patterns on the lizard’s body reflect traditional artistic styles, often characterized by simple shapes and intricate patterns to depict animals and nature. However, the artist introduces modern touches as well. The diagonal positioning of the lizard on the canvas creates a sense of movement and energy, while the use of a limited color palette, mainly shades of blue and green, gives the piece a contemporary, abstract look. The fragmented geometric design of the lizard’s body further adds a modern twist, showing a fresh approach to form and structure. Overall, the artwork beautifully combines traditional techniques with contemporary creativity.

$ 249