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    The document summarizes the materials used in tribal architecture by various tribes in India. It discusses how tribes like the Gonds, Bhils, Baigas, Saharias and Korkus use locally available natural materials like wood, leaves, bamboo, mud, cow dung and stones in constructing the roofs, walls and other parts of their houses. It provides images of model houses and actual houses built by these tribes showcasing the use of different materials. Worship places among tribes are also natural structures made of rocks without idols.

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    The document summarizes the materials used in tribal architecture by various tribes in India. It discusses how tribes like the Gonds, Bhils, Baigas, Saharias and Korkus use locally available natural materials like wood, leaves, bamboo, mud, cow dung and stones in constructing the roofs, walls and other parts of their houses. It provides images of model houses and actual houses built by these tribes showcasing the use of different materials. Worship places among tribes are also natural structures made of rocks without idols.

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    The document summarizes the materials used in tribal architecture by various tribes in India. It discusses how tribes like the Gonds, Bhils, Baigas, Saharias and Korkus use locally available natural materials like wood, leaves, bamboo, mud, cow dung and stones in constructing the roofs, walls and other parts of their houses. It provides images of model houses and actual houses built by these tribes showcasing the use of different materials. Worship places among tribes are also natural structures made of rocks without idols.

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    Use of Materials in

    Tribal architecture

    Group 5
    Harshita Narayana 2019BARC045
    Shreya Bansal 2019BARC047
    Shivuni Sanath Kumar 2019BARC055
    K. Mounica 2019BARC081
    ROOFS AND WALLS OF HOUSES:-
    ❖They use mainly of trunks of trees, sticks, leaves, cow dung,
    mud, ropes, mud bricks, dry stems of trees, bamboo sticks etc.
    ROOFS OF VARIOUS HOUSES PARTITIONS IN HOUSES

    ROOFS OF VARIOUS HOUSES PARTITIONS IN HOUSES TILED ROOF


    ❖The tribal communities are known for building their houses by using
    locally available material.

    ❖They use eco friendly material to make their living areas and they are
    the one who take care about the environment .

    WALLS OF STONES
    GONDS
    ❖Lillar kothi – clay, bamboo, husk, cow dung.’
    ❖House with mud
    ❖ Decorated with clay and indigenous colour.

    SURFACE MADE UP OF COW


    CLAY DECORATIONS PAINTED WITH DUNG ON TOP. LILLAR KOTHI
    INDIGENOUS COLOR ON TOP AND ON BOTTOM
    BOTTOM

    MODEL HOUSE OF GOND TRIBE


    BHIL
    ❖Walls: siyawa shrubs
    : bamboo besmeared with clay
    ❖Roofs: teak or date tree leaves, clay tiles
    ❖Pillars: teak wood with intricate carvings
    SOURCE: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vuKz0B6TCxJ9jmkYBJZjTH5fJYQdUola/view

    TOP LEFT HAND CORNER:TEAK


    SOURCE: https://images.app.goo.gl/EtxRHim3s7hWHcrC9 WINDOW MADE BY BAMBOO BESMEARED WITH CLAY LEAF;BOTTOM:PALMLEAF;RIGHT HAND
    SIDE:BAMBOO
    HOUSE OF BHIL TRIBE
    BAIGA
    ❖Strong plant parts and grass
    ❖Walls : mud on bamboo grills
    : only mud
    : brick wall
    ❖Roof : Chhirra, anheda, ravai, bamboo mats which were besmeared
    with clay from inside.
    : clay or bricks
    : chhirra, or mova grass, tree leaves
    : tiles

    TILES
    MODEL HOUSE WITH
    HUMAN FIGURE FOR
    REFERENCE
    SAHARIA
    ❖ khanda, patia, woods, grasses, brick houses

    SOURCE: http://wzccindia.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/DSCN2871-1024X768X-1024X768.jpg
    HOUSE OF SAHARIYA MODEL HOUSE WITH HUMAN REFERENCE FIGURE
    KORKU
    ❖walls – Thes are made with clay and windows grills are made with the
    carved wood.
    ❖roofs – bamboo covered with tiles

    MODEL HOUSE OF KORKU TRIBE

    SOURCE: https://driv e.google.com/file/d/1vuKz0B6TCxJ9jmkY BJZjTH5fJYQdUola/view


    WORSHIPING PLACES:

    ❖Sahariya is one of the primitive tribes of Madhya


    Pradesh but their stories of origin and faiths have
    been influenced by Hindus. There is however no
    practice of constructing temples among tri bal
    communities, but a temple like structure can be seen
    at some sites of shrines of the Sahariyas without any
    idol of the god or goddesses.
    ❖These worshiping places are made up of rocks.

    STONE SHRINE OF SAHARIYA GOD


    THANK YOU

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