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Bhone

6600

By Amit Dombhare ,

Painting | Acrylic on Paper | 21 x 21

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Birth

1700

By Amit Dombhare ,

Painting | Acrylic on Paper | 10.5 x 11

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Mahalaxmi on Hilltop

4100

By Amit Dombhare ,

Painting | Acrylic on Paper | 16.5 x 17

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Pachsera

2800

By Amit Dombhare ,

Painting | Acrylic on Paper | 16 x 12

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Rawal - 2

2800

By Amit Dombhare ,

Painting | Acrylic on Paper | 16 x 12

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Rawal - 1

4100

By Amit Dombhare ,

Painting | Acrylic on Paper | 17 x 16.5

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To the Sea

3000

By Amit Dombhare ,

Painting | Acrylic on Paper | 22.5 x 9

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Tarpa

2800

By Amit Dombhare ,

Painting | Acrylic on Paper | 16.5 x 12

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Village Chronicles - II

1700

By Amit Dombhare ,

Painting | Acrylic on Paper | 11 x 10

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Village Chronicles - I

1700

By Amit Dombhare ,

Painting | Acrylic on Paper | 11 x 10.5

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Artflute brings the best collection of Warli paintings. Warli Paintings are created by one of the oldest and most popular indigenous tribes of India. The Warli tribe living in the mountainous (Sahyadri range) as well as coastal areas along western Maharashtra. These artists are unaffected and untouched by the nearest cosmopolitan cities. One of the best examples of folk style painting, the Warli culture circles around the concept of Mother Nature and worships the Female Goddesses. The simple aesthetic graphical vocabulary of these paintings, the combination of a triangle, a circle and a square, derives its inspiration from their observation of nature and their respect towards the wildlife resources as they provide for life. It is a pictorial language that talks about the everyday scenes of hunting, and farming along with the celebration of various seasons, festivals as well as weddings. Traditionally done on the walls of the village huts with components such as geru, cow dung and a mixture of rice paste and gum, look out for our artists creating the same effect with contemporary pigments and imagery doing visual justice to the tribal lifestyle.
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FAQs for warli paintings

They are a type of traditional Indian folk art that date back to the 10th century. Warli paintings are created using a white pigment made from a mixture of rice flour and water. The paintings are then done on walls or floors using a variety of geometric shapes.

There are many reasons why someone might choose to buy a Warli painting. Perhaps they are interested in the history and culture of the Warli people, or maybe they simply enjoy the unique and colorful style of these paintings. Whatever the reason, Warli paintings make a beautiful and meaningful addition to any home.

Another great reason to buy Warli paintings is that they make wonderful gifts. They are perfect for wedding gifts, housewarming gifts, or simply as a way to show someone you care. Warli paintings are unique and beautiful, and they will be cherished by whoever receives them.