Gond art is a traditional tribal art form practiced by the Gond community of central India, primarily in Madhya Pradesh. Rich in symbolism and storytelling, this art form uses intricate lines, dots, and vibrant colors to depict themes from folklore, mythology, nature, and daily village life.

Originally painted on mud walls using natural pigments, Gond art has evolved over time and is now widely practiced on paper, canvas, and textiles. A distinctive feature of this style is the use of repeated patterns—lines and dots that add movement and depth to the compositions.

Animals, trees, deities, and fantastical creatures are common motifs, often drawn with a sense of harmony and respect towards nature. Gond art serves not only as a visual narrative but also as a medium to preserve oral traditions and ancestral heritage.