Warli and Shekhawati stamps refer to a set of commemorative postage stamps issued by India Post in 2012, showcasing vibrant folk art forms from India: the geometric, tribal Warli art (Maharashtra) and the mural-rich, narrative Shekhawati paintings (Rajasthan). Shekhawati Painting: From Rajasthan, famous for its elaborate frescoes on havelisanimals (elephants, riders) and daily village life, celebrating India’s diverse artistic heritage for collectors and enthusiasts.

Key Aspects of the Stamps
Issuing Authority: Department of Posts, India.
Year Issued: 2012.
Theme: Folk Paintings of India.
Art Forms Depicted:
Warli Painting: From Maharashtra, known for simple, geometric shapes (circles, triangles, squares) depicting tribal life, hunting, and festivals.
Shekhawati Painting: From Rajasthan, famous for its elaborate frescoes on havelis (mansions) featuring mythological scenes, deities, and daily life.