The Warli Art, one of the traditional handicrafts of India, is generally made on the red mud walls using white paint. The organic white paint is made by grinding rice into a white powder and mixing it with water and in some cases, oil. The art is predominantly done by using basic geometrical shapes like circles, triangles, and squares. 

The present Thane area of Mumbai, India has the inhabitants of the Warli Tribe where they still practice the art, carrying it to the canvas. A canvas with the painted Warli Art today holds a special place in the Indian Handicrafts sector.