The life of Warli tribals revolves around farming, and they deeply respect nature and wildlife for the resources they provide for sustenance. The characteristic style of Warli painting originated from the cracked and humble walls of the village of Warli. This folk art, rooted in imagination, beliefs, and customs, is spontaneously expressed in an unpretentious monochromatic tribal style. Traditionally painted using rice paste, artisans these days use fabricated colors paired with a variety of base mediums such as paper, fabric, wood, etc. Over time, the art has crossed borders and reached connoisseurs and art collectors worldwide.