Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during the G7 Summit in Japan and his visit to Australia, showcased his commitment to promoting Indian tribal art & culture on a global scale. Here’s a look at the diverse array of presents Modi presented to leaders from various countries.
Australia – Dokra art
Dokra, an ancient Indian art form also known as Dokra art, stands as a testament to India’s rich cultural history.
Brazil – Dokra art
The dancing girl artifact discovered during Mohenjo-Daro & Harappan excavations represents an early manifestation of this timeless ancient art form.
Cook Islands – Dokra art
Dokra art commonly features depictions of Hindu deities, divine figures, & various animals, weaving together the vibrant themes of this unique artistic tradition.
Tonga – Dokra art
Artisans from Chattisgarh craft this distinctive art piece, showcasing their expertise in the creation of Dokra art.
Canada – Gond paintings
Gond paintings hold a special place as one of the most revered & admired expressions of indigenous creativity.
Tuvalu – Gond paintings
The word ‘Gond’ comes from the expression ‘Kond’ which means ‘green mountain’.
Niue – Pithora
Pithora, a sacred tribal folk art, is crafted by the skilled Rathwa artisans hailing from Chhota Udaipur in Gujarat.
Comoros – Warli paintings
Comoros – Warli paintings The vibrant expression of the convergence between earth and sky is vividly depicted in Warli paintings, originating from Chhota Udaipur region of Gujarat.