Visual ingenuity is not uncommon for the Pardhans of the Gond tribe of Madhya Pradesh who make the Gond Paintings. They smear mud paste on the floors, doors and walls of their homes and then paint motifs on them with a brush fashioned out of bamboo, using colors made from natural materials. In early 80Ís some of the Pardhan Gond Painters started painting on paper and developed a most unique style of painting using bright colors and simple forms, decorated with dots and lines. Susequently this style was popularly knowns as Gond Painting. The Gond painters love nothing better than to narrate stories behind their paintings. Painted free hand these two dimensional paintings reflect the artistsÍs perception of life.
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The folk and tribal arts of India are very ethnic and simple, and yet colorful and vibrant enough to speak volumes about the country’s rich heritage.
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