Item Code : WCS 206
Size            : 30 ” X 30 ”
                   : 76 cms X 76 cms
Frame        : Cane

The warli tribals celebrate on reaping bountiful harvest.Couples dance forming Circle, While musicians blow 'Tarpa' (Pipe made of dried gourd).

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.

Item Code : WWS 251
Size            : 10” X 12”
                   : 25 cms X 30 cms
Frame        : Wooden

‘Warli tribals returning home from fields at dusk with their agricultural implements, basket, water pitcher.

Item Code : WWS 252
Size            : 10” X 12”
                   :25 cms X 30 cms
Frame        : Wooden
 
Warli tribal housewife cooking meal. A Pitcher, bunch of firewood is lying scattered, cattle tied to supporting pole of the hut.

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.

Item Code : WCT 302
Size            : 16” X 16” X 16”
                   : 40 cms X 40 cms X 40 cms
Frame        : Cane

A lone hut amidst a jungle. Tribals hunting with bow and arrow. Jungle creatures in abundance. Inside the hut a woman is running an hand operated grinding mill, another woman is engaged in cooking. Bins storing grains are on shelf.

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.