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The popular folk art of Phad painting is traditionally associated with which of the following Indian states?
Question

The popular folk art of Phad painting is traditionally associated with which of the following Indian states?

A.

Gujarat

B.

Rajasthan

C.

Madhya Pradesh

D.

​Maharashtra

Correct option is B

Correct Answer: (b) Rajasthan

Explanation:

  • Phad painting is a traditional scroll-based folk art form from Rajasthan, especially associated with the Bhilwara and Shahpura regions.
  • These long cloth scrolls narrate the heroic stories of folk deities like Devnarayan and Pabuji.

Information Booster:

  • Practised by the Joshi community, who are the traditional Phad painters.
  • Phad scrolls are used by Bhopas (priest-singers) during performances of folk epics.
  • Phad paintings are known for bright colours, bold lines, and sequential storytelling depicting rural life, battles, and legends.

Additional Knowledge:

  • Gujarat (a): Famous for Patola, Rogan art, Warli (border region), but not Phad.
  • Madhya Pradesh (c): Known for Gond, Pithora, Mandana paintings.
  • Maharashtra (d): Famous for Warli art, not Phad painting.

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