The Savara tribal art, known as Edisinge, is a unique and ancient mural tradition practiced in the Eastern Ghats of Andhra Pradesh. Deeply rooted in the cultural and spiritual life of the Savara community, this art form transforms simple mud walls into living expressions of faith, nature, and everyday life. Passed down through generations, Edisinge continues to reflect the tribe’s identity, beliefs, and close relationship with the environment.

Edisinge artwork uses natural materials such as rice powder, charcoal, and earth pigments to depict themes of agriculture, rituals, wildlife, and community life. Traditionally created on mud walls and refreshed periodically, the art continues to evolve through its adaptation to new mediums.

Today, the Savara community, primarily in the Seethampeta and Parvathipuram regions, continues to uphold this rich legacy. Our mission is to preserve, promote, and sustain Edisinge art for future generations.