This piece of art is a typical scene of villagers dancing and playing music. There are 2 panes, both depicting the same. The men are playing the horn while the women are dancing to the tunes. This portrays either a festive mood or just plain enjoyment. While both the panes depict the same mood, there are minor differences in the figurines. The borders are simple and have some figurines drawn around the piece that are very similar to the Worli paintings but a notable difference is that these figures have more proportionate bodies and limbs. This art form is primitive yet simple and that is quite a preferred choice.

Material: Copper based alloys fixed on thick paper

NOTE: Maintenance and cleaning - Dust the surface with a dry cloth