Tarpa Dance Warli Paintings
July,8 2010
I like the Tarpa dance the most significant images seen In Warli art. The Tarpa is a trumpet like instrument and many Warli paintings will have a tarpa player surrounded by drummers and dancing men and women.
The Warli artist Rajesh Mor say’s life is an eternal circle. At all occasions – birth, marriage, and death they draw circles, symbol of Mother Goddess. Death is not the end for them; rather it is a new beginning. Which is why circles best represent the art of Warli, which has neither an end nor a beginning.
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Hi, I am Neha - an artist, a potter and a crafts' lover. My travails with arts and crafts began by dabbling with paint and colour since my teens Studying Fine Arts at Sir J.J School of Arts , Mumbai and then Studio pottery at Golden Bridge Pottery, Pondicherry intensified my love for the subject and honed my skills as well. I embarked on my journey by working extensively in Gujarat and Maharshtra. My own contributions and learnings from others helped me gain myriad experiences and sharpen a multiple set of skills in the sector. Now based in Mumbai, I continue with the passion to express my creativity through arts and crafts.... through 'Matsya'. This blog is about Matsya and our journey has begun........... Think twice before you steal instead email me at neha@matsyacrafts.comCraft Tours
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Hi…
Nice piece of painting
i'm a cute girl interested in pencil sketches and paintings. Actually i'm in search of warli paintings. At that time happened to see your blog.
keep posting
lovely stuff and the warli art is so intricrate
And the wall is fantastic
we took our baby steps into warli- my 5 yr old and i recently- do have a look when you have the time- http://abouttimenow.blogspot.com/2010/07/wah-re-warli.html
So curious! How on earth do they get those concentric circles so perfectly?