Red is a royal colour and the colour is being given an identical treatment by the artists in the beautiful Gujarati wall hanging. The vivid mirror works have given the wall hanging a beautiful appearance. Enriched by beautiful embroidery and colourful floral designs, the wall hanging is a testimony of the rich tradition of patchwork and the borders of the wall hanging are being marked red.
The galaxy of colours has been given a royal treatment in the splendid Gujarati Patchwork. The green is the royal choice of the artists and a number of sequins and bead works sparkle amidst beautiful mirrorworks. A number of floral designs have been patched together in the beautiful wall hanging reflecting a glorious effect. The beautiful cotton work is full of dress designs and it is indeed a testimony of the glory of Gujarati patchwork tradition.
The beautiful wall hanging of the Kutch tribal people reveals a greater degree of simplicity and splendour with some sparkling designs being embroidered together in a nice manner. The borders of the wall hanging are marked maroon and blue. Beautiful mirror works sparkle like shining stars in the beautiful product.
The rich and sparkling traditions of India are given a spectacular floral depiction in the beautiful patchwork. The hand-woven wall hanging is being nicely designed with some sparkling beads and mirrorworks on it. The beautiful wall hanging celebrates the beauty of variegated colors where the mustard color is getting the upper head. Variegated dress designs have been nicely put together with some colorful dress designs. The borders of the wall hanging are colored mustard that adds some sparks to the beautiful work that also celebrates the beauty of the patchwork traditions of Gujarat.
The spectacular wall hanging is given a exquisite treatment with some beautiful dress designs being fitted together. Dazzling mirror works, beads and sequins sparkle in the wall hanging like shining stars. Some spectacular floral designs have been nicely embroidered in the beautiful patchwork.
The beautiful wall hanging reveals the artistry and excellent quality of the Gujarati patchwork with some sparkling embroidery works. Various dress designs are put together with some dazzling mirror works adding beauty to the piece of work. The boundaries of the wall hanging are marked light yellow.
A fitting tribute to the rich Gujarati patchwork tradition, the beautiful wall hanging with some enchanting embroidery works and magical mirror work create a resplendent spread on cotton. Indeed a masterpiece, the beautiful wall hanging combines together variegated colours and gives a soothing on it. The borders of the wall hanging are marked mustard. The way, the various dress designs and floral motifs are sewn together reflects the brilliance of the hands.
The spectacular wall hanging is a fitting tribute to the rich traditions of patchwork in Gujarat as the royal beauty of the red dazzles of cotton fabric with some sparkling sequins and marvelous mirror works. Some spectacular dress designs have been nicely embroidered together in the beautiful wall hanging. The wall hanging celebrates the victory of the red on cotton.
The richness and vibrant colour of the country gets its due in the spectacular Gujarati wall hanging. A number of smart dress designs have been exquisitely stringed together with some spectacular embroidery works. Mirror works and beads and sequins sparkle in the beautiful Gujarati patchwork. The boundaries of the wall hanging are marked mustard as the artists celebrate the glory of Gujarati patchwork.
Lilac is at its best in the beautiful Gujarati wall hanging. Some spectacular dress designs have been nicely patched together with some amazing mirror works and bright beads and sparkling sequins. The borders of the wall hanging, which is a fine testimony of the rich tradition of patchwork in Gujarat, is marked lilac. Soothing sunlight in the morning seems to be manifest in the beautiful wall hanging that shows a number of spectacular floral designs being knit together with some amazing embroidery works. A riot of colours make the cotton fabric a special piece of art.
The beauty of a deep starry night gets a vivid portrayal in the beautiful wall hanging as some spectacular bead works, sparkling sequins and marvelous mirror works create sort of heaven on the cotton fabric. Blue, indigo, red and black patchwork designs have been nicely knit together in the traditional Gujarati style. The borders of the wall hanging are also marked beautifully.
Life of Warli tribe gets a vivid depiction in this beautiful painting. Trees are central to their lives. People are depicted around the tree in a circular manner. This type of tribal paintings depicts the simple life style of the Warli tribes in Maharashtra. Major economic preoccupation of the tribal people, i.e. harvesting of rice, celebration, wedding, rituals and births are the main motifs of this genre of painting. The Warli art has a special characteristic of representing the humble life of the Warli tribe. The basic tenet of Warli paintings is the use of geometric designs such as triangles, circles, squares, dots and crooked lines are used to depict human figures, animal figures, houses, crops etc. Warli art is known for its monochromatic depictions reflecting the folk life of socio-religious customs, imaginations and beliefs. Predominately white color is used on a red earthen background.
The beautiful Warli painting depicts the day-to-day life of the Warli tribes in Maharashtra, who live in hamlets of thatched mud-huts which are constructed around a central cell. The people decorate their homes at the time of harvest and at weddings and births with a vocabulary of patterns. This tradition gave birth to Warli paintings. The painting contains all the events of the past, the stillness of the present and the possibilities of the future within it. Its greatest attraction is its lack of pretentiousness in conveying the profound: it is done through simple folk symbols drawn with bold, easy strokes and uncluttered with none but the most minimal colors since none is needed to draw attention to their message. The tribal people have been depicted engrossed over their daily works with the human chain providing some extra sparks to the already sparkling painting. Indeed a masterpiece of its genre.
The Warli painting has depicted the rural setting beside the river. The river plays a central role in the rural setting. The river flows through the middle of the village and some people are carrying the dead animals home for food and are coming by the bridge. Whereas others are busy with their day-to-day works. Some are cooking in the kitchen and others are singing and dancing with much gaiety and pomp. The animals are moving here and there in the paddy fields enjoying life to the fullest.
The beautiful Gond painting on man and animal reflects the symbiotic relationships between the simple, open-hearted Gond tribes and the animals. The tribals are dependent on the animals for their day-to day activities and the acrylic on canvas is a testimony of their love for animals.
The fours ducks are beautifully painted in acrylic by the Gond artist with a beautiful combination of colours. Red, blue, pink, black are being beautifully used in the painting. The painting is simple but the happiness of the family, simplicity has made it a real masterpiece.
The beautiful folk painting of the Gond tribe reveals the level of simplicity and gracefulness of the tribal lives and the popularity of the snakes and birds. The birds are painted in acrylic with watercolour. Snakes and birds are the pivot of the tribal folklores of the Gonds, one of the most aborigines of Central India.
The beautiful Gond painting shows the importance of snakes in the Gond tribal life. Made on acrylic with water colour, the beautiful painting depicts a human figure drinking the poisons of a snake thereby acquiring the serpentine power. Variegated colours are being used in the beautiful painting. Gonds are the tribal people of Central India and they are ease loving and they decorate their houses with simple yet striking paintings.
The beautiful Gond painting depicts a big bird with lot of impeccable designs. Birds are held in high esteem by the people of Gond, a tribe lived in Central India. The figure is quite big and its style of painting reveals their aesthetic minds. A simple minded people, the Gonds constitute the largest tribe in Central India with over four million people. Their traditional religion involves a distinct pantheon of gods and spirits, which many Gonds practice along with Hinduism.
Crafted in the dhokra technique, the figure of wish fulfilling cow has reflected the artistry of dhokra form of art. It is believed that Kamdhenu cow fulfills all our wishes. This divine cow is considered the mother of all cows and she could grant any wish for the true seeker. The brass figure has some beautiful carvings on it and it is crafted in the lost wax technique.
Women are busy in their household chores. Some are working in kitchen, some are looking after their kids. Some are cooking at kitchen. One of the most ancient genres of Indian paintings, this type of tribal paintings depict the simple life style of the Warli tribes in Maharashtra. Major economic preoccupation of the tribal people, celebration, wedding, rituals and births are the main motifs of this genre of painting. The Warli art has a special characteristic of representing the humble life of the Warli tribe. The hallmark of Warli paintings is the use of geometric designs such as triangles, circles, squares, dots and crooked lines are used to depict human figures, animal figures, houses, crops etc. Warli art is known for its monochromatic depictions reflecting the folk life of socio-religious customs, imaginations and beliefs. Predominately white color is used on a red earthen background.