Hand-Painted Santhal Art – Village Life 7 | Authentic Tribal Folk Painting from West Bengal
Hand-Painted Santhal Art – Village Life 7 | Authentic Tribal Folk Painting from West Bengal
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Celebrate the rich storytelling tradition of India's indigenous communities with this Hand-Painted Santhal Art – Village Life, an authentic tribal folk painting inspired by the everyday experiences of the Santhal community, one of India's oldest and largest Adivasi groups. This expressive artwork portrays a light-hearted domestic disagreement over grocery shopping, reflecting how Santhal artists transform ordinary moments into engaging visual narratives filled with humour, emotion, and cultural authenticity.
Hand-painted by traditional tribal artists on premium handmade paper, the artwork captures the distinctive simplicity and expressive style that define Santhal painting. Characterised by bold outlines, earthy colours, stylised human figures, and narrative compositions, Santhal art documents the rhythms of daily life—from farming and festivals to family relationships, music, markets, and community interactions. Every painting is handcrafted, ensuring that each piece is a unique work of art.
Beautifully presented in a complimentary premium double-mount frame with a natural wood finish, this artwork is ready to enrich luxury homes, executive offices, galleries, boutique hotels, and heritage-inspired interiors. It is an ideal choice for collectors who appreciate authentic Indian tribal art and meaningful handcrafted décor.
The History of Santhal Art
Originating among the Santhal tribes of eastern India, Santhal Art preserves indigenous traditions through expressive paintings celebrating village life, folklore, music, festivals, family relationships, and humanity's enduring connection with nature.
Highlights
- Authentic Hand-Painted Santhal Tribal Art
- Inspired by the rich cultural heritage of the Santhal community
- Depicts an everyday family conversation centred around grocery shopping
- Hand-painted on premium handmade paper
- Traditional tribal style with expressive figures, earthy colours, and narrative compositions
- Elegantly presented in a complimentary premium double-mount frame with a natural wood finish
- Perfect for luxury home décor, executive offices, galleries, museums, and heritage-inspired interiors
- An exceptional gift for art collectors, cultural enthusiasts, housewarmings, corporate gifting, and festive occasions
- Every artwork is individually handcrafted, making each painting one of a kind
Why You'll Love It
What makes Santhal Art truly remarkable is its ability to find beauty and meaning in everyday life. This painting celebrates the warmth, humour, and emotional honesty of ordinary family interactions, reminding us that even the simplest moments become timeless stories through the hands of skilled tribal artists. Its authentic craftsmanship, cultural depth, and engaging narrative make it a distinctive addition to any art collection while supporting one of India's most enduring indigenous artistic traditions.
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Product Information
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Product Material
Paper
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Provenance
West Bengal
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Product Availability
Ready to Ship
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Weight (Gms)
800.0
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Dimensions (cm)
39 x 29
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Product Usage
Wall Mounted
Art Guide
All art pieces are handmade and hence may slightly differ from the images on the website. Any accessory like a frame, panel, back panel, pedastal etc. are complimentary with the products, wherever mentioned and hence not liable for compensation if damaged during shipping.
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