Warli - Aavartan | 100% Linen | Limited Edition
The Story
Aavartan presents two hand-painted Warli compositions across the shoulders of a linen shirt.
One composition records figures within a landscape of cultivation and village life: people carrying agricultural produce, vegetation, a bird and an animal occupy the same narrative field. The second depicts the Tarpa dance, with men and women moving together alongside the Tarpa musician.
The compositions are painted entirely by hand, retaining the geometric construction and narrative vocabulary associated with Warli painting. Variations in line, proportion and the deposition of pigment remain visible as evidence of the painting process rather than being corrected into mechanical uniformity.
Aavartan, meaning recurrence, cycle or rhythmic return, refers to the relationship between the two compositions. Cultivation, harvest, gathering and celebration appear not as isolated events, but as recurring parts of community life.
Placed across fine linen, the paintings allow a traditional narrative language to inhabit a contemporary garment while retaining the character of the hand that made it.
About Warli Art Work
Product Details
| Art Form | Warli Painting |
| Artwork | Tarpa dance, village life, deer, birds and flowering vegetation |
| Artist | Mr. Dattatreya Shravan Naik |
| Material | 100% Linen |
| Fabric | Machine-Woven |
| Technique | Geometric Figures Composed with Lines & Shapes |
| Artwork Placement | Front Right Shoulder and Front Left Shoulder |
| Fit | Regular Fit |
| Sleeve | Half sleeve with Roll Up Hem |
| Collar | Classic Point Collar |
| Edition | Limited to 2 Pieces |
| Availability | One Piece per Size |
| Place Of Making | Raigad, Maharashtra |
| Country of Origin | India |