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Pithora painting is a sacred, ritualistic folk art form
of the Rathwa and Bhilala tribes in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, created to
honor the deity Pithora Dev for marriage, birth, or harvest. These vibrant wall
murals—featuring horses, nature, and daily life—are painted using natural
colors on white-clay plastered walls to bring prosperity.
State: Gujarat
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Product Features
- Purpose: It
is a religious ritual, often commissioned to fulfill a vow, rather than
mere decoration.
- Motifs: The
most prominent figures are horses representing gods (Pithora, Pithori),
surrounded by scenes of farming, hunting, dancing, and everyday life.
- Artists: Traditionally
created by male artists known as lakhara, supervised by a
shaman called badwa.
- Colors
& Techniques: Colors are made by mixing powders with milk and
mahuda tree liquor. The painting is created on a special white clay base
(lipai).
- No
Two are Alike: Authentic Pithora art is never replicated; each
painting features unique floral patterns and color combinations.
- Significance: It
serves as a visual record of tribal life, showcasing social cohesion and
spiritual beliefs.
Specifications
State: Gujarat
Shipping
This Product usually shipped in 3-4 business days.
Care
Gently remove surface dust using a dry soft cloth.
Disclaimer
Please note that the tribal painting may or may not include a frame. Image may be for illustration purposes only. The actual product may vary in size, color, and design. We recommend checking the product features for specific details.
Framed Pithora Painting 42 9*45
Return
Category:
Tribal Paintings,
Pithora
- Payment. We accept all major payment methods including Credit/Debit Cards, UPI, Net Banking, Wallets and Cash on Delivery (COD).
- Warranty. The Consumer Protection Act does not provide for the return of this product of proper quality..
