Bhil art is a traditional tribal art form practiced by the Bhil community, one of the largest indigenous groups in India. This art is characterized by intricate dot patterns that create visually striking compositions. The dots, often arranged in repetitive and rhythmic sequences, hold cultural and spiritual significance, symbolizing ancestral connections and nature.

Themes in Bhil paintings are deeply rooted in folklore, mythology, and daily life, depicting animals, deities, festivals, and rural activities. Traditionally, natural pigments derived from leaves, flowers, and soil were used for painting on walls and floors. Over time, Bhil art has transitioned to paper and canvas, gaining recognition in contemporary spaces while preserving its cultural essence.