Celebrate the traditional agricultural heritage of Maharashtra with this handmade Warli painting by Sanjay Balkrishna Parhad. Created on Manjarpat fabric/cloth, the artwork depicts two tribal figures engaged in a traditional harvesting or grain-related activity, accompanied by baskets, a bird, the sun and crescent moon. The earthy brown background and detailed white Warli motifs create an authentic folk-art aesthetic. Measuring 6 × 6 inches, this unframed artwork is a beautiful representation of rural life and traditional Warli storytelling.
| Type | Price | MRP | Discount | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6*6 inch | ₹699 | 42% off | In stock |
This is a handmade / made-to-order / personalised item and is not eligible for return once delivered in good condition. If it arrives damaged, defective, wrong or incomplete, please report it within 48 hours of delivery with photos/videos — you remain entitled to a resolution in such cases.
Sold by: Deshroot Global LLP
Country of Origin: India
Sanjay Balkrishna Parhad is a Warli artist associated with the Khambale, Vangaon/Dahanu region of Palghar, Maharashtra. His practice focuses on traditional Warli storytelling, portraying village life, farming, nature, animals, festivals and community traditions through the distinctive geometric language of Warli art. His handmade works reflect the cultural heritage of Maharashtra and the enduring storytelling traditions of the Warli community.
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