Step into the world of Mayur and Tushar Vayeda as they weave Warli tradition with global inspiration. From their home in western India to Japan’s distant shores, discover how their art reimagines the timeless dance of water connecting all life. This session is a journey through the ocean’s depths, cultural roots, and artistic evolution.

About the Vayeda Brothers

The Vayeda Brothers, Mayur and Tushar, are contemporary Warli artists who bridge the traditional and modern worlds through their evocative art. Hailing from Ganjad village in Maharashtra, they are deeply rooted in the Warli tradition, a tribal art form that celebrates nature, community, and mythology. With a mission to preserve and reinterpret this age-old art, the brothers have expanded its horizons by blending traditional motifs with contemporary narratives, exploring themes like climate change, human interconnectedness, and indigenous wisdom.

Their work has been showcased globally, from the Japan Mural Project to prominent exhibitions at the India Art Fair, captivating audiences with its intricate detailing and profound storytelling. The Vayeda Brothers are not just artists but cultural ambassadors, spotlighting the significance of Warli art in modern discourse. Their creations inspire a renewed respect for indigenous cultures, highlighting their relevance in addressing today's global challenges.