Warli's stark geometric wall painting remains Maharashtra's most internationally recognized folk art, carried by the state's Warli tribal communities.
राज्य अनुसार कला · State-wise Art
Warli painting's white rice-paste figures on a mud-red ground, traditionally made for harvest and wedding occasions, moved from ritual wall art into a widely collected form on paper and canvas over the past half-century.
Paithani silk weaving, its distinctive peacock-motif pallu woven directly into the fabric rather than embroidered afterward, and Kolhapuri leather sandals round out a state whose craft range spans tribal wall art to royal-court textile weaving.