Saura painting, a tribal art form, is traditionally practiced by communities in which Indian state?

• Saura painting is a tribal art form traditionally practiced by the Saora community in the state of Odisha.

• This art form is characterized by its use of geometric patterns, vivid colors, and symbolic motifs, often related to nature and tribal beliefs.

• Saura paintings are typically done on walls and floors of homes and are created using natural colors derived from local materials.

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• Saura paintings are closely linked with rituals, particularly those associated with the Sora tribe.

• The paintings often depict deities, animals, and mythological stories, showcasing a connection with the environment and nature.

• Saura art has gained recognition in the modern art world and is now showcased in various art exhibitions.

Additional Information:

• Option A (Rajasthan): Incorrect. While Rajasthan is famous for its Mewar and Pichwai paintings, Saura painting is from Odisha.

• Option B (Gujarat): Incorrect. Gujarat is known for Warli and other tribal art forms, not Saura.

• Option D (Madhya Pradesh): Incorrect. Madhya Pradesh is known for Bhil and Gond art, not Saura painting.