400 yrs old Tribal Art Form Warli art originated in Thane Dist. of maharashtra, western part of India, in a village also know by the name Warli. It is situated near Dhanau.
Warli on Construction Paper using Marker Pen and Acrylic
Predominately white color is used on a red earthen background.
This art is a 2 dimensional, with no perspective or proportion. Warli painting is simple and linear with the maximum use of triangular shapes. As the universal energy YIN/YANG; concept having the upward facing triangle representing the Male and the downward facing triangle representing the Woman.
This art is a 2 dimensional, with no perspective or proportion. Warli painting is simple and linear with the maximum use of triangular shapes. As the universal energy YIN/YANG; concept having the upward facing triangle representing the Male and the downward facing triangle representing the Woman.
Warli on HandMadeEnvelope using MarkerPen
The Warli paintings essentially depict the basic principals of life which are main theme or basis of any tribe.
Note:it's very economical and kids friendly project.
Note:it's very economical and kids friendly project.
Beautiful painting with good intro about the art. Thanks for the information. the colour theme is very nice.
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Loved your painings... Very bright and vibrant colours...
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ReplyDeletelovely!Warli is such a beautiful and interesting art form.Yours look so colourful and pretty.
ReplyDeletegreat post.love all the info on warli and your art is beautiful.
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