Pithora painting is related to which tribe of Madhya Pradesh?

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (b) Bhil 

Explanation:
• Pithora painting is a famous traditional art form primarily associated with the Bhil and Bhilala tribes of Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat.
• The paintings are ritualistic and typically done on the walls of homes to mark a special occasion or fulfill a vow to a deity (Pithora Dev).
• They are considered auspicious and are believed to bring peace, prosperity, and good fortune to the household.
• The artists (known as likhinda or pithoro) use natural colors and focus on vibrant depictions of horses, deities, and daily life.
• The style is unique and reflects the rich cultural heritage and mythology of the Bhil community, the largest tribal group in MP. 

Information Booster:
• Pithora paintings often feature horses as a dominant motif.
• The art form has gained national and international recognition for its rustic beauty and cultural depth. 

Additional Knowledge:
(a) Koli: A tribe found in parts of Maharashtra and Gujarat, known for different art forms.
(c) Baiga: Known for their distinct tattoo culture and specific art related to their lifestyle, but Pithora is primarily Bhil.
(d) Gond: Famous for Gond art, which is different in style and theme from Pithora painting (often done on canvas or paper today, less ritualistic wall painting).