Sohrai Tribal Wall Art – Hand-Painted Wildlife Heritage
Celebrate the spirit of the animal kingdom with this authentic Sohrai Painting, a traditional art form from the tribal heartlands of Jharkhand, India. Known as a "matriarchal art," Sohrai is historically painted by women on the walls of their homes to welcome the harvest and honor cattle.
This specific composition features a vibrant array of forest wildlife—including the elephant, deer, and peacock—intertwined with traditional floral vines. Each figure is rendered in the characteristic "Matka" style, utilizing bold outlines and earthy fills that carry centuries of storytelling.
Product Highlights
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A Living Tradition: This is a genuine piece of Sohrai art, an indigenous craft protected by a Geographical Indication (GI) tag.
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Earth-Derived Pigments: The striking palette is created using only natural materials: Manganese (black), Red Oxide (red), and Kaolin (white).
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Intricate Brushwork: Every line is hand-painted, showcasing the artist's precision and the raw, organic texture of the natural pigments.
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Gallery-Ready Framing: Encased in a deep-toned, professional frame with a clean white mount (matting) that creates a sophisticated, high-contrast look suitable for any luxury interior.
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Art Form | Sohrai Folk Art (Jharkhand, India) |
| Motif | Forest Wildlife & Sacred Flora |
| Medium | Natural Earth Pigments on Handmade Paper |
| Frame | High-quality dark wood finish with protective glass |
| Dimensions | [34x23 Inches] |
| Placement | Ideal for living rooms, hallways, or study spaces |
Why This Piece?
Sohrai art is more than decoration; it is a talisman of prosperity and abundance. The earthy tones provide a grounding presence in modern, minimalist, or bohemian interiors. Because these are handmade, no two pieces are ever identical—making this a truly unique addition to your private collection.
Care Instructions
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Cleaning: Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to wipe the frame and glass.
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Environment: Best kept in a climate-controlled room away from high humidity.
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Sunlight: Avoid long-term exposure to direct midday sun to maintain the richness of the natural oxides.