Under the tribal painting camp Nahdora, artists are creating beautiful Gond paintings.
One of the artists, Premabai, reflected the tradition of the household at the 'Cheeta Khichhari' festival. Another artist Sunaina Tekaram portrayed the love and brotherhood of humans and animals on the lines of the festival song, Mahua Lipet Maya Nahi Chhote..Geetha.
Santoshi Shyam showed the sight of Mahua's tree falling down at dawn to collect its fruit by some women and the birds were swallowed. Choti Tekam showed the tradition in the tradition of wedding ceremonies with the venerable Sarai tree, the deer song on the arrival of the procession and the auspicious songs of the Farki bird at the time of farewell.
Indu Marawi illustrated the tradition of groom grooming before her wedding. Also, other female Gond artists created paintings based on different themes.
Under the various themes of tribal culture, Kamali Krishna brought the wood and wood from the forest to the home to cook food and take them to the market in the paintings.
Yashoda Urveti depicts the mother and child in the mutual love of creatures, in which the family of an elephant depicts the mother caressing her children. Smt. Deepa Shyam praying for the place of living by all creatures before the creation of the earth and the earth in the vision of the great God ???? God Shiva½ in which the magnificent view of the moon - sun, creatures, trees and plants created .
Satarupa Urveti depicted a picture of God and creatures living in the roost in Canvas. Mangli Tekam painted a beautiful scene of other creatures dancing and dancing by peacock birds during the rainy month of monsoon. Also, other female Gond artists created paintings based on different themes.