Gond series hand-painted wallpaintings - unframed

The Gond tribe has its origin in Madhya Pradesh, and derived its name from the word ‘Kond’, meaning “green mountain”. Although Gond art of this tribe is considered to be primarily from Madhya Pradesh, it is also practiced in Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha. It dates back to more than 1400 years ago to the Mesolithic Period. The Gond people believe that every element of nature, be it the hills, the sky or the trees, is inhabited by a spirit. These paintings are examples of the Gond tribe’s close connection to nature.

In this style, the lines, the interior intricacies, the dots and dashes enhance the details with exquisite brilliance. Incorporating geometric shapes and patterns, like the ones resembling fish scales, drops of water and seed shapes flesh out the expressive value of the art. The sense of movement is established through the curves and strokes of the lines.

These wall paintings have been painstakingly made over a week and is detailed with fine workmanship.
Material : Handmade paper
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You can choose or mix & match the plates to make your own combination. Reach out to us on 9920515148 

Its a beautiful home decoration/ decor item and makes for excellent gifting as well.

It can be set on the table / side table/ mantle piece as a decor item as well.

This is a beautiful hand-painted patachitra wall/table plate.
Patachitra is a world renowned Indian folk art orginating from Odisha in the 4th century. It has thrived with time and has been passed down generations