Warli Village Life Canvas Wall Art

Six scenes of Warli village life in cream on terracotta, each inside its own geometric border. Every design is complete on its own, and all six are made to hang together.

Forest and Wildlife. A Warli forest in cream on terracotta: spreading trees full of birds, deer and fawns, a decorated elephant, a prowling tiger, a peacock in full display and a villager carrying grain, beneath the sun, inside a geometric border.

Tree of Life. A great Warli tree of life in cream on terracotta, its branches full of birds, with two peacocks and two deer beneath it, a hut and villagers dancing in a ring below, under a radiant sun, inside a geometric border.

Harvest Village. A Warli village at harvest in cream on terracotta: women carrying pots past thatched huts, a farmer ploughing with oxen, an ox cart loaded with grain, fishermen casting nets from a boat, and rows of young crops, inside a geometric border.

Monsoon Village. A Warli village in the monsoon in cream on terracotta: rain falling from rolling clouds, villagers under umbrellas, children dancing, oxen ploughing flooded fields and women planting rice, with ducks and lotuses in the pond below, inside a geometric border.

Riverside Village. A Warli riverside village in cream on terracotta: a river winds down from the hills past huts and palms, fishermen cast nets from boats, women fill pots at the bank, and a heron stands among lotuses and fish, inside a geometric border.

Village Market. A Warli village market in cream on terracotta: stalls of baskets, pots and grain under awnings, villagers carrying goods, a cow and calf, and a line of dancers below, 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.