Indian tribal art has a long and rich history. As early as 2nd century BCE, first Indian paintings were found as murals on rocks in central India, created by the earliest known human settlement in the Indian subcontinent. Such an ancient practice was cherished and nurtured through centuries by the tens of thousands of tribal settlements across the vast lands of India. Mostly created as murals on the wall, these art form bled of creativity and colors, narrating the tribe’s daily life activities. Ancient Indian tribes always carried an innate sense of gratitude towards nature. Irrespective of origin, Indian tribes unanimously believed in harmonious and sustainable living with mother nature. These paintings reflected their beliefs and were made a part of their worships, daily rituals, and ceremonies. Given a status of worship, tribal paintings were intended to bring good luck and ward off evil. Sourced directly from the lineage of famous tribal artists, Varn presents you a set of tribal paintings from different tribes of India.