Add a rare and stunning piece of Indian folk heritage to your collection with this original, hand-painted Warli artwork by tribal master Sanjay Pahad. Featuring an intricate circular threshing ground design in crisp white lines over a rare olive-green fabric canvas, this artwork illustrates a timeless layout of agricultural teamwork, livestock herding, and traditional thatched architecture.

Infuse your home with spiritual harmony using this original, hand-painted Warli art canvas patch by master tribal artisan Sanjay Pahad. Rendered in crisp white lines over a brilliant, saturated royal indigo-blue fabric canvas, this artwork places a magnificent, symmetrical Tree of Life directly in the center.

Every artwork comes with a physical, signed Certificate of Authenticity (COA) issued directly by HOZO and the master artisan. The certificate includes the artwork’s unique SKU, title, creation date, artist signature, and physical dimensions to guarantee 100% genuine handmade provenance.

This artwork is available in standard canvas sizes as listed. Custom sizing, museum-grade teak wood framing, floating frames, or acrylic glass casing can be customized upon request. Please contact our art advisory team or submit a custom request for tailored wall dimensions.

All prices listed are inclusive of GST and local taxes. We provide insured express shipping worldwide in reinforced moisture-resistant wooden crates or heavy-duty rolled tubes for unframed canvases to ensure safe delivery.

Standard domestic shipping takes 5–7 business days. Custom framed or made-to-order commissions take 10–14 business days. We offer a 7-day hassle-free return policy for any transit damage or discrepancies.

This is a 100% hand-painted, artisan-crafted piece. Due to its genuine handmade nature, minor organic variations in the fabric canvas weave, raw frayed edges, backdrop dye saturation, or fine-line symmetry may occur. These slight irregularities prove its human authenticity over machine prints. Additionally, actual product colors may vary slightly from your screen display due to variations in digital device calibrations and studio photography lighting.