Art and Culture have always been notable aspects of India's history and are entwined into people's daily life. Art has flourished and is recognised as means of income and a method to spread pictorial wisdom in many communities.
Warli is widely known art form; however, it is recognised more for its superficial beauty - a stark contrast of white paint on a muddy wall - rather than the real intention of the art form that is more profound.
The unique stick figure art symbolises the day-to-day life of the tribe as a whole. Here's a humble attempt to emblazon knowledge and awareness about the Warli art form and value this beautiful piece of art, which was born and practised in Maharashtra.
Group Project: Sanika Pandit, Rajeshwari Dhamale and Arya Surve.
Artisans: Anil Chaitya Vangad and Sangeeta Vangad
