Gond Tribal Painting is done by Gondi people who live in parts of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh & Orissa.Gondi people pray to various Gods & spirits. These paintings like various other tribal art is done on the walls of the houses.
The depiction of their environment in the form of forests, trees, animals, birds is prominent in the paintings. 
Lord Krishna dancing on the serpent head, part of the Hindu mythology.
Beautiful depiction of animals.
Black & White Gond paintings from www.indiahandicraftstore.com
Serpent's Head Tree by renowned Gond painter Bhajju Shyam.Bhajju Shyam's work won a State award in 2001 and today he has illustrated 'The London Jungle Book' by Tara Books.
Lovely art form from the tribal forests of Gond. Amazing colours & intricate workmanship makes it a winner.
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(images from indiahandicraftstore.com, resurgence.org, tarabooks.com, shot at Chitrakala Parishad )
Crystal lotus infront of a multi-faith mandir (shrine/temple) in her lounge area.
The lounge area has lot of pink velvet with pictures of friends and her guru in the backdrop. The wrought iron & shells chandelier is her own creation.
Old rose walls with a Gautam Vaghela painting in one of 
Priti Paul & Jaouad Kadiri's Moroccan retreat.
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Alpana & Rahul Kirloskar's bungalow in Pune with a large centre table with Sanskrit script on torched granite in the living room. A painting by 
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Bright pink upholstery from Atmosphere.
In the Middle of the Night, Acrylic on panel, 2002
Flower Power
Unplugged, Acrylic on Canvas, 2000
Embossed White Metal Coffee table made by the skilled craftsmen in Rajasthan.
Embossed white metal covered cupboards from 
Rajasthani Styled embossed white metal side table.
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