Today, we’re getting to see much more of Bhil art in the mainstream. Clay has been replaced by canvas, natural dyes with acrylic paints. The artists who would earlier paint on walls and floors of their village homes, are now recognized over the country and even internationally, their works sold for hundreds of dollars. But there’s something about this form of art that is so rooted, that a change in medium or even recognition, does not rid it of the honesty of its depictions.
