Kondha tribal art is a traditional form of artwork created by the Kondha tribe, an indigenous community primarily found in the Odisha region of India. This art form is characterized by vibrant colors and intricate patterns, often depicting themes from nature, mythology, and daily life. The artists typically use natural materials, such as clay and vegetable dyes, to create their pieces. The art is not only a means of expression but also serves cultural and social purposes within the Kondha community. It is often used in rituals, festivals, and as decorative elements in homes. Through this art, the Kondha people preserve their heritage and share their stories with future generations.