Warli Celebrations Canvas Wall Art

Four Warli celebrations in cream on terracotta, each inside its own geometric border. Every design is complete on its own, and they are made to hang side by side.

Music and Dance. A Warli celebration in cream on terracotta: drummers and a tarpa player lead the music, villagers dance hand in hand around a great drum, and seated musicians play below, beneath huts and the sun, inside a geometric border.

Wedding Procession. A Warli wedding procession in cream on terracotta: the bride in a palanquin under parasols, the groom on a decorated horse, musicians with drums and horns, and villagers dancing in a ring, inside a geometric border.

Village Dance. The Warli tarpa dance in cream on terracotta: villagers spiral hand in hand round the tarpa player, beneath huts, palms and the sun, with drums and two peacocks below, inside a geometric border.

Sacred Festival. A Warli festival in cream on terracotta: villagers gather at a decorated shrine, offer grain at a sacred fire, beat drums and dance in a line, around a rangoli circle, inside a geometric border.

Warli painting comes from the Warli tribe of the Sahyadri hills in Maharashtra: white rice-paste figures of circles, triangles and lines on a red earth wall.

16 × 20 in is a slightly wider frame: the same artwork, recomposed with a little more background.