Gond Art, a vibrant and intricate form of tribal painting, originates from the Gond tribe, one of the largest indigenous communities of central India, particularly concentrated in the Dindori district of Madhya Pradesh. Traditionally drawn on walls and floors during festivals and rituals, Gond art has evolved into a celebrated form of contemporary folk expression, especially since the late 20th century.
Gond paintings are characterized by their use of vivid colors, intricate dots, fine lines, and rhythmic patterns to depict themes from nature, folklore, tribal deities, and everyday rural life. Common motifs include tigers, birds, trees, fish, and mythological tales, symbolizing the deep spiritual connection between the Gond people and nature.
Traditionally, artists used natural dyes made from plants, soil, and charcoal, though modern adaptations include the use of acrylics and commercial paints on paper and fabric. Each painting is unique, with a storytelling approach that visually narrates local legends and cultural beliefs.
Gond art is more than just decoration—it is a cultural narrative passed down through generations. Today, it serves as both a source of income and cultural identity for tribal artists, while also gaining international acclaim for its aesthetic and symbolic richness.
| Art Work | Gond Painting Artwork |
| Period of Practice | 20 th Centuary |
| Artist Name | |
| Colour | Floral and Multicolor |
| Dimensions (H * W * L) | 18 in14 in |
| Decoration Material | Acrylic |
| Theme | Animals, Art, and Nature |
| Age Group | Adults |
| Shape | |
| Material | |
| Recommended Age Group | Adults |
| Art Work Authenticity | Original |
| Features | |
| Frame Style | Framed and Modern |
| Painting Medium | Acrylic |
| GI Tagged Info | Application No. 13 |
| Mounting Hardware | |
| Country Of Origin | India |
| Region | Madhyapradesh |
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