Saura art paintings are created by one of the world's most ancient tribes, which shows a reflection of their rich heritage and resilience. These paintings are made on home walls as part of their beliefs and rituals to please spirits, bring good harvests, prevent illness, and honor the brave. The artist's skillful use of color theory enhances the emotions in the artwork, with warm hues symbolizing joy and togetherness, and cool tones reflecting the tribe's struggles. The paintings are usually dedicated to the deity of the Sauras and are made during occasions such as harvest, marriages etc. Traditionally, onlypriests were allowed to make these wall paintings.Saura art paintings are traditionally created by using brushes made from tender bamboo shoots & artists use natural dyes and pigments derived from earth pigments, vermilion, and mixtures of tamarind seed, flower, and leaf extracts.