Holi celebration

About the artwork

This painting captures the joyful spirit of a village festival, specifically Holi, through the Warli art form. The figures, drawn with simple geometric shapes, showcase various aspects of communal celebration. At the centre is a large spiral formation, representing the Tarpa dance, a traditional Warli dance performed during festivals. The spiral is continuous motion symbolizes the unity and collective energy of the community.
The figures engaged in splashing colours and water illustrate the essence of Holi, a festival of colours, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil and the arrival of spring. The trees, huts, and everyday village activities surround the central dance, reflecting the interconnectedness of daily life with festivities. People can be seen carrying drums, cooking, and engaging in joyful interactions, emphasizing the community is strong social bonds.
The white figures against the deep red background reflect simplicity and harmony with nature, highlighting the cyclical nature of seasons and life. This artwork celebrates the vibrancy, unity, and traditions of the Warli people.

Art care:

Please use a clean soft dry cloth to wipe the dust. Ensure that the painting does not have exposure to moisture, water or chemicals.

Note:

This is a handmade painting which is unique and hence there can be small imperfections and slight variations to the images posted here.