Item Code : WWR 157
Size            : 36” X 24 ”
                   : 90 cms X 60 cms
Frame        : Wooden

The goddess is first worshiped on the occasion of marriage. The spiritual goddess has four hands and many fingers, symbolizing the super devine power.Offerings like hair comb,musical instruments, ladder are made to the goddess whose blessings are sought for the couple.

Item Code : WWR 158
Size            : 36” x 24”
                   : 90 cms x 60 cms
Frame        : wooden

A typical tribal hamlet on hill side in morning hours. Kitchen in the hut. Firewood lit. Delicacies being prepared in large container.  A fresh bundle of firewood arrives. The court yard is a place for livestock to ruminate, while others graze around.

Women enjoy shower at the back yard well in the company of melodious peacocks.

Farmers engaged in post harvest operations of milling, winnowing, dehusking millets. Loft on the hut ( mezzanine level ) is a store place for grains.

The Warli art is also referred as ‘X ray’ art where happening inside the huts/dens are visible from outside. The ‘X ray’ art resembles and relates to the period when people lived in open caves that had no front wall.