Warli Scroll Maroon & White Tribal Art Wall Hanging

A one-of-a-kind Warli painting on cotton cloth, mounted as a ready-to-hang scroll. Fine white linework on a rich maroon ground shows a festive chowk surrounded by radiating suns, with a drummer and a horn player celebrating above. Signed by the artist.

Warli art comes from the tribal communities of Maharashtra, and it traditionally marks weddings, harvests and festivals. This scroll follows that tradition. At its centre is a decorated chowk with the sun, the moon and a ceremonial figure, framed by rows of triangles and starburst circles. The drummer and horn player at the top add the feeling of celebration.

Every line is painted by hand, so no two pieces are identical. The cotton scroll with wooden rods and a jute cord is ready to hang, and it suits a living room, entryway, study or puja-adjacent wall. It also makes a good gift for housewarmings, weddings and festivals like Diwali.

Key features:

• Hand-painted by the artist (signed on the piece)
• Traditional Warli motifs: chowk, sun, moon, musicians
• Cotton cloth with wooden rods and a hanging cord
• Ready to hang, no framing needed
• Each piece is unique, so slight variations are natural