Tarpa Dance Warli Celebrations

Description

About The Warli Painting 

• Warli paintings, traditionally created on walls for special occasions like weddings and harvests, are now reproduced on red mud canvases with white acrylic paint to maintain their authentic charm.
• The Warli paintings, characterized by a simple graphic vocabulary – circles, triangles, and squares – are deeply inspired by nature, embodying the natural rhythm of the Warli’s’ environment.
• One of the most vibrant themes in Warli art is the depiction of music, dance, and festivity, with the Tarpa dance as part of the celebration. The Tarpa, a long, wind instrument crafted by the Warlis, as seen in the painting, holds sacred significance during the festivities.
• The painting depicts the men and women dancing around the Tarpa player, moving counterclockwise – a direction rooted in the belief that cosmic forces flow in this manner.
• Adorn the walls or tables of your home or commercial spaces with Warli paintings that connects you with your roots.
• All tribal art work are made by skilful artisans.

Care Instructions

Gently clean the surface with soft, dry and clean cloth or a fine brush. Keep it in a dry place and avoid cleaning with water.