Indian Folk Art Stretched Matte Canvas | Madhubani, Warli, Gond, Kolam & More

A canvas that doesn’t just decorate — it tells a story. This stretched matte canvas features a design inspired by nine distinct forms of Indian folk art, each with its own ancient language of symbols, colors, and meaning.

From the bold peacocks of Madhubani (Bihar) to the earthy tribal geometry of Warli (Maharashtra), the vibrant floral swirls of Pattachitra (Odisha), the jewel-toned patterns of Rogan Art (Gujarat), the spirited animals of Gond (Madhya Pradesh), and the auspicious threshold patterns of Kolam (Tamil Nadu) — every inch of this design is a celebration of India’s living artistic heritage, reimagined as a contemporary wall art print.

Printed on a cotton and polyester composite canvas and stretched over an inner frame of radiata pine sourced from renewable forests, this piece arrives ready to hang. Soft rubber dots on the bottom back corners keep it stable against the wall, and a back hanging system is included. Available in horizontal, vertical, and square orientations. Please allow for slight size deviations of ±1/8" (3.2mm) due to the canvas production process.

Product features
- Inspired by 9 Indian folk art traditions: Madhubani, Warli, Pattachitra, Rogan Art, Gond, Kolam, and more
- Materials: cotton and polyester composite canvas, radiata pine wood frame (sustainably sourced)
- Size: 10" × 8" horizontal (additional orientations available)
- Frame depth: 1.25"
- Soft rubber dots on bottom back corners for wall support
- Back hanging hardware included
- Size tolerance: ±1/8" (3.2mm)