Rutumita Gavankar is a contemporary Indian folk artist celebrated for her expertise in Madhubani painting and Gond art, two of the most vibrant and culturally rich traditional art forms of India. Based in Mumbai, Rutumita draws inspiration from ancient storytelling traditions, infusing her work with deep symbolism, spiritual motifs, and vivid natural elements. Her Madhubani paintings, known for their intricate line work and bold use of color, often depict scenes from Indian mythology, folklore, and everyday village life. Using natural pigments and traditional tools, she keeps the authenticity of this Bihar-origin art form alive while adding her own modern flair. In her Gond artworks, Rutumita explores the deep connection between humans and nature. With rhythmic patterns, dots, and earthy palettes, her work reflects the storytelling style of the Gond tribes of Central India, preserving this tribal art of India in its purest form. Rutumita is not only an artist but also a passionate educator. She conducts folk art workshops, exhibitions, and community projects aimed at promoting Indian tribal and folk art both nationally and internationally. Whether you're a collector, art enthusiast, or student of traditional Indian art, Rutumita Gavankar’s work offers a compelling journey into the heart of India’s indigenous art heritage.
Goddess Durga Pen Mandala
Monk
Mata Kalratri Madhubani painting
Skandamata
Kushmanda Mata
Chandraghanta Mata
Brahmacharini Mata
Madhubani Shailputri Mata
KrishnaYashoda
Ganesh Mandal Art Rectangular
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