Tribal and Folk art forms are important visual expressions that reflect the culture, traditions, beliefs, and lifestyles of different communities. These art forms are created by people belonging to various cultural and social groups and are closely associated with their daily lives, occupations, rituals, festivals, and religious practices. Unlike classical art, tribal and folk arts are community-based, passed from one generation to another, and are deeply rooted in local customs and traditions. They preserve cultural identity and represent the collective memory of a community. Tribal art is generally practiced by indigenous communities living in forests, hills, and remote regions. It is inspired by nature, animals, birds, myths, ancestors, and spiritual beliefs. Tribal artists use natural materials such as clay, wood, bamboo, leaves, stones, and natural pigments. Their artworks often depict hunting scenes, agricultural activities, village life, and sacred