Warli painting is a traditional form of Indian tribal art that originated in the Warli community of Maharashtra. It is known for its simplicity, geometric patterns, and unique style. Warli paintings are created using natural pigments and dyes, and are often painted on walls, floors, or paper. The paintings depict scenes from everyday life, and are characterized by stylized human figures, animals, and trees. They are appreciated for their cultural significance, and for their ability to convey the beauty of rural life. Warli paintings can be found in museums, galleries, and in the homes and markets of communities in Maharashtra and beyond.