Discovering the many traditions that shape Indian art.

Simplified stick figures and organic forms painted in rice paste and earth pigments on mud-coated walls.

Thousands of hand-placed dots build figures and landscapes, applied with natural pigments on wall or paper.

Natural earth pigments in black, white, red, and ochre applied with bamboo twigs and fingers onto freshly plastered mud walls.

Dense, symbol-filled compositions drawn with bamboo-twig brushes using natural pigments on mud walls or handmade paper.

Dark clay is layered beneath white clay, then scraped away with combs or fingers to reveal graphic patterns beneath.

Intricate painted designs in vivid colour applied over enamel-coated hardboard, finished with gold accents and polished surfaces.

Rhythmic lines, dots, and dashes fill every form, traditionally in natural pigments on walls, now on paper and canvas.