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Why Rely on Indian Handicrafts :
Indian handicrafts are always rich in variety owing to great diversity in the cultural set-up of Indian society. The handicraft produced in far flung regions of India are unique and possess great historical traditions and artistry.
 

Tribal Celebration-Tribal Painting



Dimensions : 9*7 Inches
Price : US $ 35

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The handmade tribal painting executed on fine cloth shows the victory celebrations of a tribal clan The booty collected in the warfare is kept in front of the tribal chief, to be distributed amongst the clan. The celebrations are marked by lot of singing and dancing. One can see the men playing long musical pipes while others basking in the festive frenzy with group dancing. Few men on the back of the horses and others with weapons are drawn to highlight the military reasons behind the celebrations.

The scores of animals illustrated on the borders are symbolic of the close association between men and animals.

The tribal art carries natural earthen hues derived from vegetables. The pale yellow background is sprinkled generously with patterns, figures and designs in black, red and green.