Also we used canvas warli painting frames on walls which gives traditional look to the house. Now a day’s warli art becomes popular among the people so that we used warli art on various things like Purses, dress, Tea-coaster, Pots, Canvas paintings etc. Traditional warli art done on the brick brown color wall with rice ata paste & brush of Bamboo stick.

Tribal people’s life represents in warli paintings. Most of all festivals, on community occasions such as harvesting or rituals such as weddings. Simple warli painting has huts, domestic animals, trees, etc. Trible people of Tarpha dance depicted in wall painting in the form of Circle which is a famous motif of warli art.

Warli workmanship somewhat makes us consider being naturally cognizant and discovering happiness in straightforward things of life. The Warli individuals lead genuinely straightforward lives. Prior, they adored nature and relied upon nature for nourishment and regular living. They didn’t put stock in upsetting nature or taking more than they required. The Warli individuals have confidence in amicability among nature and man, and these convictions are regularly reflected in their artistic creations.

This line of reasoning likewise remains constant for our lives today. Many urban people are presently receiving a moderate way of life by avoiding innovation at whatever point conceivable, eating clean, grasping handloom, and investigating the science behind antiquated traditions and conventions. Thus, it isn’t a lot of an unexpected that customary fine arts like Warli are advancing