Amit Dombhare

Born on August 17, 1985, in Dahanu, Maharashtra, Amit Dombhare draws inspiration from his Adiwasi Warli roots. With over 20 years of artistic experience, he embarked on his Warli painting journey in the year 2000. Learning the traditional craft from his grandfather, Jethya Dombhare, and later under the guidance of acclaimed artist Anil Vangad, Amit Dhombare's work reflects a deep connection to his cultural heritage.

Using traditional materials such as canvas cloth primed with cow dung and colors derived from rice paste mixed with neem, His artworks capture the essence of Warli traditions. Unlike conventional Warli compositions, he brings a unique perspective, infusing modernity and technology to showcase the evolving life in his community. Amit Dombhare's artistic journey extends across renowned platforms, including participation in the National Craft Museum in Delhi and exhibitions at Delhi Haat. His creations have captivated audiences in diverse cities such as Pune, Jaipur, Mumbai, Chandigarh, Mysore, Indore, Bhopal, Goa, Haryana, Hyderabad, Gwalior, Dehradun, Odisha, and more. Through these exhibitions, Amit has woven a rich tapestry of Warli art, transcending regional boundaries and sharing the cultural legacy of his Adiwasi Warli heritage.