Rejuvenated with Madhubani Art
Life in Warli Village
Life in Warli Village
In this workshop, we will make a beautiful painting " Workshop on the Life in Warli Village" with our native Warli artist - Mr Sanjay Sangle. In this painting we will learn about traditional art forms such as Warli art are making their way back into the modern-day world to remind us of the simple and small pleasures of life
This artwork is finished in 8 modules each. You can pace yourself depending on your skill and experience in sketching, detailing and coloring. Enjoy the making of the artwork and indulge in bringing your personal creations and customization to the artwork.
About the Art & the workshop
Warli Art uses basic geometric shapes to make complex motifs, which are then combined together to illustrate a day in the life scenario. This course focuses on all basic techniques, and motifs of Warli art - human, animals, houses, vegetation, birds, trees, nature, daily objects, musical instruments etc.
The Warli culture is centered on the concept of Mother Nature and elements of nature are often focal points depicted in Warli painting. Farming is their main way of life and a large source of food for the tribe. They greatly respect nature and wildlife for the resources that they provide for life. This painting is a fusion of the life in traditional warli village and and modernisation in village as shown in the centre of the painting.
This Warli painting beautifully captures the rhythm and simplicity of life in a traditional Warli village. At the heart of the composition lies the village community, symbolized through huts, farming activities, and people engaged in daily chores. The central form represents the interconnectedness of human life with land, water, and nature, emphasizing that survival and celebration flow from the same source.
The surrounding landscape of hills, trees, birds, and animals reflects the deep respect Warli people have for nature. Scenes of cultivation, hunting, gathering, and communal work highlight a life based on cooperation and shared responsibility. Dancing figures and ritual activities express joy, gratitude, and spiritual balance, showing how festivals and traditions are woven into everyday life.
Experience the harmony of village life through this vibrant tribute to Warli heritage and the natural world.
The surrounding landscape of hills, trees, birds, and animals reflects the deep respect Warli people have for nature. Scenes of cultivation, hunting, gathering, and communal work highlight a life based on cooperation and shared responsibility. Dancing figures and ritual activities express joy, gratitude, and spiritual balance, showing how festivals and traditions are woven into everyday life.
Experience the harmony of village life through this vibrant tribute to Warli heritage and the natural world.
Materials Required
List of Materials:
- A2 sized white papers or 24" "/20" card paper
- 0.5/0.7 white micron pens. The artist will be doing directly with a Brush & with white acrylic color
- Rough papers, Pencil, Sharpener and Erasers for drawing a motif and then transferring it on to the final surface.
- Scale for measurement of the borders and drawing the borders
- If using Acrylic colors
1. White and other Color as you like
2. 0,00,1,2, 10 No. Brushes
3. Old cloth & Bowl to keep water
Learning Objectives &Modules of the Workshop
Module Details-
Module 1: Making thin border and Starting with basic layout
Module 2:Work on top layer
Module 3:Work on the layer with mountains and trees
Module4:Work on the area surrounding the teardrop pattern
Module 5:Work continued on same area
Module 6:Work inside the teardrop pattern
Module 7:Work inside teardrop pattern continued
Module 8:Work continued on the lower part of the painting and adding finishing touches.
Module 1: Making thin border and Starting with basic layout
Module 2:Work on top layer
Module 3:Work on the layer with mountains and trees
Module4:Work on the area surrounding the teardrop pattern
Module 5:Work continued on same area
Module 6:Work inside the teardrop pattern
Module 7:Work inside teardrop pattern continued
Module 8:Work continued on the lower part of the painting and adding finishing touches.
About the Master Artist
Sanjay Subhash Sangle (lovingly called Sanjay Bhau by his students) is an acclaimed Warli Artist – practicing this art since childhood and his family has been engaged in this for generations. His sphere of work includes traditional Warli designs (Tarpa, Village Scene etc.), outdoor and indoor murals, objects and fabrics and much more in a very nuanced manner.
Know more - About the Artist
Terms And Conditions
1. Payment: 100% advance before the video access.
2. No part of the session or the performance can be recorded and electronically reproduced and distributed
3. Copyrights of the artwork done in Catterfly Workshops remains with Catterfly and Artists. Any commercial reproduction of the same/similar painting infringes on the copyrights and is subject to royalty.
4. Video access would be available for 3 weeks from the time of purchase.
2. No part of the session or the performance can be recorded and electronically reproduced and distributed
3. Copyrights of the artwork done in Catterfly Workshops remains with Catterfly and Artists. Any commercial reproduction of the same/similar painting infringes on the copyrights and is subject to royalty.
4. Video access would be available for 3 weeks from the time of purchase.
5. Catterfly Travel Pvt. Ltd is based in India and is governed by local regulations and bylaws.
Duration
8 Hrs
Price
₹ 4000
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