Warli art mainly depicts the everyday life of the Warli tribe, an indigenous community found in Gujarat and Maharashtra. This small lamp is imbued with the aesthetics borne out of the Warli tribe.
Code: 1076
Size: 19 x 12 cm
Weight: 0.642 gm
Katha (Story behind artefact): A symbol of the Jeevan Jyot, the light of life, illuminates the Tarpa dance, lighting the figures as they dance to life’s rhythm. The lamp is a reminder of joy and exuberance to all those who are cast in it. The Warli are traditionally known for their sense of community and ever-expanding energy as exhibited through the Tarpa, with musicians providing the beat and the sound for their energy-filled routine. The light adds a new element of colour and brightness to the scene, reminding us to always shed light on the achievements of others. Illuminate your space with such a positive artefact, adding a sense of exuberance and community to your life!
Riti (method): Stained-glass painting is an art form that IndiHands has perfected in-house, with our artisans having 15+ years of experience. The vibrant semi-transparent colours are beautifully lined by solid lining, creating a beautiful confluence of the liner’s ebb and the colour’s flow.
Learn more about the Warli in this blog about their cultural ideals!
| Weight | 0.642 kg |
|---|---|
| Material | Glass, Wood |
| Ocassion | Festive Gifting, House Warming, Wedding Gifts |
| Craft | Glass Painting, Warli |
