Folk and Tribal Art Forms · Term 2

Warli Painting: Maharashtra

Exploring the simple geometric forms and narrative style of Warli tribal art.

Key Questions

  1. Analyze how the simple geometric forms in Warli paintings convey complex narratives.
  2. Explain the cultural significance of the 'Tarpa Dance' motif in Warli art.
  3. Compare the themes and techniques of Warli painting with other tribal art forms.

CBSE Learning Outcomes

Class: Class 11
Subject: Fine Arts
Unit: Folk and Tribal Art Forms
Period: Term 2

Suggested Methodologies

Experiential Learning

Learn through direct experience, then reflect and connect to theory

30–60 min

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Think-Pair-Share

Think silently, discuss with a partner, share with the class

10–20 min

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