30 x 42 Inch | The Meeting Place | Original Hand Painted Tribal Gond Art Painting | Acrylic Paint On Canvas

• Created by Gond artist Brajbhooshan Dhurve from Bhopal, this painting reflects his 12+ years of dedication to the traditional art form.
• It portrays the Makwar chirayi birds resting peacefully under a tree, known for their unique calls after drinking water.
• Painted on canvas with acrylic colors, it features Gond’s signature patterns of dots, dashes, and flowing lines that bring the scene alive.
• The artwork celebrates the Gond community’s deep bond with nature while blending indigenous storytelling with modern expression.
• It is securely rolled and packed in a plastic pipe for safe shipping, ready to be framed and displayed in any space.

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.

Brajbhooshan Dhurve, based in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, is a Gond artist whose creative journey began in 2013 when he attended a three-month workshop guided by a close friend and mentor. Since then, he has dedicated over 12 years to practicing and perfecting the art form. His work is distinguished by intricate designs and unique patterns that often draw inspiration from nature, with recurring motifs of fish, fog, and rope reimagined through a contemporary lens.

Brajbhooshan has showcased his art in more than 30 exhibitions across India, where his pieces are admired for offering a fresh perspective while remaining firmly rooted in Gond traditions. For him, Gond art is not only an artistic practice but also a spiritual and cultural connection — a way of channeling energy through lines and patterns that tell stories of his community and its bond with nature. He sees every artwork as a bridge between heritage and modernity, carrying forward ancestral knowledge while engaging new audiences.

Material: Canvas

Dimensions: 30 inch x 42 inch

Suitable for: Indoor or Covered Area

Waterproof Coating: No

Shipped rolled (placed in a PVC / hard cardboard roll)

1 x Painting

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