Meet the living legends who carry centuries of tradition in their hands. Each artist has a unique story that spans generations of cultural heritage.
Internationally acclaimed Warli painting artist who popularized the tribal art form globally. Started painting after losing his mother at age seven, communicating through drawings in dust.
Master Madhubani artist practicing for almost 60 years. Her paintings depict Lord Krishna, Ram, and Sita, narrating mythological stories from Mahabharata and Ramayana.
First Bhil artist to paint on paper, moving beyond traditional ritualistic wall paintings. Credited with bringing Pithora art to the contemporary world while preserving its sacred essence.
Legendary Gond artist who created the 'Jangarh Kalam' school of art. First Adivasi artist to achieve widespread fame, known for paintings featuring leaping tigers, Gondi deities, birds, and peacocks.
Leading exponent of Madhubani painting specializing in the kachni (line drawing) style. Her notable works include a Ramayana series and paintings inspired by her travels in the USA.
Prominent Gond artist and apprentice of Jangarh Singh Shyam. Author and illustrator of several books including 'The London Jungle Book' and 'The Night Life of Trees'.