11 x 15 Inch | The Village that Sings | Original Hand Painted Tribal Gond Art Painting | Acrylic Paint On Paper

• Aman Tekam, a gifted Gond artist from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, continues his family’s legacy of tribal painting, a tradition he began learning at just five years old under his parents’ guidance.
• This vibrant composition portrays a harmonious village scene where humans and animals live side by side, celebrating the interconnectedness of all life.
• Meticulously hand-painted on fine quality paper with acrylic colors, it features the hallmark Gond style—intricate linework, rhythmic patterns, and a bold, joyful palette.
• The painting is carefully packed with thermocol cover to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.
• A timeless tribute to community life and nature’s symphony, this artwork brings warmth, tradition, and cultural storytelling to your walls.

A tribal art form from the heart of Madhya Pradesh, Gond art is rooted in the spiritual world of the Gond tribe. The word 'Gond' comes from ‘Kond’, meaning green hill. Traditionally painted on mud walls using natural dyes, the art reflects a deep reverence for nature, mythology, and everyday life. Its distinctive style features intricate lines, dots, and dashes that animate flora, fauna, and folklore. Today, this centuries-old tradition thrives on paper and canvas, blending indigenous storytelling with contemporary expression.

Aman Tekam, from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, is a talented artist from the Gond community who has been immersed in Gond art since the age of five. Growing up in a household of accomplished artists, he absorbed the intricacies of the craft from his parents, developing a deep understanding of the traditional techniques and storytelling methods that define this tribal art form. His works are distinguished by intricate linework, vibrant colors, and nature-inspired themes, often weaving narratives drawn from folklore and daily life into detailed patterns.

Aman’s dedication to preserving and evolving Gond art has earned him recognition through numerous competitions and exhibitions, as well as an award for his artistic contribution. Beyond accolades, he views his art as a bridge between generations—a way to honor his ancestors, express his connection with nature, and keep the Gond legacy alive. By sharing his work on modern platforms and exhibitions, Aman continues to bring this traditional art form into contemporary spaces, ensuring that its stories resonate with audiences today.

Material: Paper

Dimensions: 11 inch x 15 inch

Paint Used: Acrylic colors

Suitable for: Indoor or Covered Area

Waterproof Coating: No

Shipped flat (between 2 layers of corrugated sheet and thermacol)

1 x Painting

Wipe with a dry cloth, light spray cleaning if required.
For longevity, it is recommended to frame the artwork.