Vikrant Industries is the foremost destination to obtain stunning Warli paintings. Our company is a pioneer in creation of different creative tribal arts. The company is also engaged in fabricating trendiest ladies & gents' traditional outfits. Our company was established in the year of 2005, situated at Dahanu Road in Maharashtra , India and it merchandises in different parts of India by our visionary founder Mr. Milind J. Mestry whose strategic and realistic direction has enabled the company to hit the milestone of pride, glory & success within a short span. Warlis are tribal who live in Thane district in the hinterland of Maharashtra , in simple dwellings of clay and reed plastered with cow dung. Basically the tribal has intense faith in their own deities whom they love to depict through various forms of arts especially during religious festivals, weddings and other rituals. This tradition has become the genesis of one of the most creative and ethnic arts of India and has started hitting the overseas market with a global recognition as well. Unlike the other Indian folk arts, Warlis do not narrate mythology or epic but depicts their austere social life by dint of sketching different geometric objects.

Vikrant Industries is the foremost destination to obtain stunning Warli paintings. Our company is a pioneer in creation of different creative tribal arts. The company is also engaged in fabricating trendiest ladies & gents' traditional outfits. Our company was established in the year of 2005, situated at Dahanu Road in Maharashtra , India and it merchandises in different parts of India by our visionary founder Mr. Milind J. Mestry whose strategic and realistic direction has enabled the company to hit the milestone of pride, glory & success within a short span. Warlis are tribal who live in Thane district in the hinterland of Maharashtra , in simple dwellings of clay and reed plastered with cow dung. Basically the tribal has intense faith in their own deities whom they love to depict through various forms of arts especially during religious festivals, weddings and other rituals. This tradition has become the genesis of one of the most creative and ethnic arts of India and has started hitting the overseas market with a global recognition as well. Unlike the other Indian folk arts, Warlis do not narrate mythology or epic but depicts their austere social life by dint of sketching different geometric objects.