The Warli tribe is an indigenous group primarily found in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra, India. They are known for their unique art form, which features simple geometric shapes and depicts daily life, nature, and rituals. Traditionally, the Warli people are farmers and rely on agriculture for their livelihood. Warli art is characterized by its use of white pigment made from rice paste on mud walls. This art form serves not only as decoration but also as a means of storytelling and preserving cultural heritage. The tribe's customs and practices are closely tied to their environment, reflecting their deep connection to nature.