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The document discusses Sohrai painting, a mural tradition done by tribal women artists in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, India. The paintings depict forest life and wilderness. The document encourages learning more about Sohrai painting, a traditional art form from the Hazaribagh region of Jharkhand state.
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3. There are two main styles - Machilipatnam uses printed blocks and hand painting while Srikalahasti draws from Hindu mythology in painted scenes. The art is used primarily to create Kalamkari sarees.
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