Vintage Tribal Woman Portrait Traditional Indian Paper Painting Framed

This striking tribal paper painting, signed and dated “Rupa, 8-3-35,” is a captivating portrayal of a seated tribal woman, rendered with both sensitivity and boldness. The subject is shown in a reflective pose, her gaze lowered, exuding a quiet grace and strength. Dressed in a simple draped garment, she is adorned with an impressive array of traditional jewelry — layers of beaded necklaces in red, yellow, and white, large hoop earrings, multiple white bangles stacked on her wrists, and silver rings on her fingers and toes. The earthy tones of the background enhance the natural beauty of the figure, while the artist’s careful attention to detail in the jewelry and facial expression highlights cultural richness and authenticity. The contrast between the muted garment and the vivid beads draws the viewer’s attention to the craftsmanship of the adornments, symbolic of her community’s heritage. This painting is more than a portrait; it is an intimate window into tribal life and tradition, celebrating indigenous identity and artistry. Its vintage date adds historical value, making it a rare collectible for enthusiasts of ethnic art, social realism, and early 20th-century Indian painting.

• Pack of One Piece
• As Shown in the Picture