Hand Painted Gond Art by Choti Tekam: Paw-someCelebrate the playful spirit of wildlife with "Paw some," a vibrant hand painted Gond artwork inspired by the rich storytelling traditions of the Gond tribes of central India. This delightful composition portrays an animal brought to life through intricate patterns, rhythmic lines, and vivid colours, reflecting the Gond belief that every creature possesses a unique spirit and an important place in the natural world. Meticulously painted by hand on

The people of Sindhu Sarasvati used unique seals for personal and probably business use

Kaliya surrendered and departed peacefully

and the signature crackled effect that makes Batik instantly recognisable

and victory

Molten aluminium is carefully poured into handcrafted sand moulds

Inspired by one of India's oldest surviving classical dance traditions

where every inch of the silk canvas is thoughtfully designed and flawlessly executed

Features a graceful Deer

The themes of Santhal paintings are centred around community activities

Divinity in Pink – Gauri Anurag radiates serenity

an art form that has been proposed for GI certification by the Government of India

this artwork brings warmth