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Intellectual Property right for Warli Art

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Pride of working with AYUSH for tribal empowerment! Let us do it together!

AYUSH started process it in 2010, now at final stage of registration

Intellectual Property Rights For Tribal Art (Warli Painting)

Warli art, Tribal cultural intellectual

आयुश ने २०१० पासून चालू केलेली नोंदणी प्रक्रिया आता अंतिम टप्प्यात आली आहे.

बौद्धिक संपदा कायद्या नुसार आदिवासी कला (वारली चित्रकला) चे स्वामित्व आदिवासी समाजाला मिळणार . वारली चित्रकला हि आदिवासींची बौद्धिक संपदा आहे

आदिवासी समाजासाठी आयुश सोबत कार्य केल्याचे समाधान! चला आदिवासी एकात्मते कडे

Great News & mile Stone for Tribal Intellectuals!

Congratulations for team who spent their efforts/time/money/intellectual for this noble cause.

We are sure. This move will create positive & constructive impact for tribal empowerment. Sharing information for your knowledge.

Few things about Intellectual Property Right Registration of Warli Art

§ Activities : We initiated this process early in 2010, After various internal & external activities/workshop/meetings/study we filled application for IPR rights in 2011. As per official process, it is published in Journal & now at Final stage. (Soon we will Receive it!)

§ Objective : To obtain legal status of Intellectual Property Rights by Tribal Community

§ Vision & Mission :

Maati (Earth) - Preserving Tribal Culture & tradition

Paani (Water) – Skill & competency Development for future trends

Chavul (Rice) – Social Returns to Community & tribal Artisans

§ Long Term Plan : (Tribals Own “Puplic, Private, Community” Partnership initiative)

Maati (Earth) - Warli Art Museum, Research & Development Center, Tribal Art & Culture Education system

Paani (Water) – Warli Art School, Artist Skill Development Center, Tribal Art Gallery

Chavul (Rice) – Social entrepreneurship Development Center, Tribal Art Sale & Service Network

§ Benefits :

- Legal identity for Warli Art & Preserving Community Intellectual Right

- Through Branding & strengthening Network Tribal Artisans will get direct benefits

- To establish as career/employment/entrepreneurship opportunity to tribal youth for future

- Helpful Preserve and promote Tribal cultural values to next generation

§ IPR registration Initiated by :

- AYUSH | Adivasi Yuva Shakti : Online Group of tribal intellectuals for Tribal empowerment

- Adivasi Yuva Seva Sangh : AYUSH initiative, Registered under Society registration act 1860

- Warli Art Foundation : AYUSH initiative, Tribals own Non Profit Company (Registration in process)

§ Sponsor : (AYUSH Group Individual Voluntary contribution) Not yet sponsored by any Govt/Private Organization

§ Expectations :

- Let us come together to save Tribal Intellectual, Let us do it together!

Million Thanks those who supported directly & indirectly to this noble cause, Our next generations definitely will remember these efforts

Sent for your information. Let us spread positive & constructive awareness for Tribal empowerment. We are doing proudly, Let us do it together!

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How it explore to world

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The women called “savasin” meaning married women whose husbands are alive, paint a “chauk”. The paintings, which were the preserve of the womenfolk until the late 1970s took a radical turn when a man, Jivya Soma Mashe started to paint, not for any special ritual, but on regular basis.

Tribesmen shun all influences of modern urbanization. Warli Art was first explore in the early seventies. when the practice of embellishing the walls of the house was the only means of transmitting folklore to a general populace not versed in the written word. In many important respects, this highly ritualistic art form differed greatly from the folk and tribal art known to urban India until then. It did not narrate mythological stories in vibrant tones nor did it contain the robust sensuality of the paintings found in Eastern India. Usually the Warli paintings are done during the marriage ceremony and they call them as “Lagnacha chauk” meaning marriage paintings.

An Indian folk art painting, has traveled across borders and are now the cherished possessions of many a collector and art lover. This painting are traditionally done by the tribals from Thane district. The Tribals are primarily an agriculture-dependant tribe and their houses are made of thatched mud-huts, which are constructed in such a way so that they all surround a central cell. During the harvest season, happy occasions like weddings and births, their houses are adorned with a vocabulary of patterns. This custom gave rise to what we now know as the Warli Painting.

Evolution of warli art

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During festivals or occasions such as harvesting or rituals such as weddings, the Warlis paint their walls. “Nowadays, these paintings are made on paper, usually green or brown, the colour of mud-walls with or without the cow-dung, usually with white paint. The dark background goes to enhance the effect of the white or cream that is painted on it. It can be black, brown, silver on navy blue, golden on dark hues of red or any other combination of light and dark that your imagination can stretch up to.” “The paintings are simple line drawings, mere outlines with little or no detailing. The human figures in a Warli painting are simple, yet stylish — easy even for a child to master,” many people believe that warli panting is an art which will never go out of fashion and it holds special fascination for children since it is very simple to paint and geometric.

History of warli art

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While there are no records of the exact origins of this art, its roots may be traced to as early as the 10th century AD. Research suggests that the tribals are the propagators of a tradition which originated sometime in the Neolithic period between 2,500 BC and 3,000 BC.

This art carry on a tradition stretching back to 2 500 or 3 000 BC. Their mural paintings are similar to those done between 500 and 10 000 BC in the Rock Shelters of Bhimbetka , in Madhya Pradesh. Their extremely rudimentary wall paintings use a very basic graphic vocabulary: a circle, a triangle and a square. The circle and triangle come from their observation of nature, the circle representing the sun and the moon, the triangle derived from mountains and pointed trees. Only the square seems to obey a different logic and seems to be a human invention, indicating a sacred enclosure or a piece of land. So the central motive in each ritual painting is the square, the chauk; inside it we find Palaghata, the mother goddess, symbolizing fertility.

What is warli art

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India has a rich tradition of folk arts the custodians of which are the many tribes that live in the interiors of various states.

Warli art is a beautiful folk art of Maharashtra, traditionally created by the tribal womens. Tribals are the Warli and Malkhar koli tribes found on the northern outskirts of Mumbai, in Western India. This art was first explored in the early seventies & from then it was named as “Warli art”. Tribal people express themselves in vivid styles through paintings which they execute on the walls of their house. This was the only means of transmitting folklore to a populace not acquainted with the written word. Warli paintings were mainly done by the women folk. The most important aspect of the painting is that it does not depicts mythological characters or images of deities, but depict social life. Pictures of human beings and animals, along with scenes from daily life are created in a loose rhythmic pattern. Warli paintings are painted white on mud walls. The paintings are beautifully executed and resembles pre-historic cave paintings in execution and usually depict scenes of human figures engaged in activities like hunting, dancing, sowing and harvesting.

The tribals are forest-dwellers but have made a gradual transition towards being a pastoral community. They reside in the West coast of Northern Maharastra. A large concentration is found in the Thane district, off Mumbai. A little backward economically, they still maintain their indigenous customs and traditions. The growing popularity and commercialisation of the Warli painting has seen the uplift of many tribals and they are increasingly becoming integrated with the mainstream. Their marriage traditions are unique to their culture.

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