Sohrai Paintings, an indigenous mural art found near the Hazaribagh region of Jharkhand, depict beautiful motifs of geometric shapes, animals, flowers, and plants related to nature. This ancient practice involves tribal and local women painting their mud houses using natural colors derived from hematites and clay found in the region. Sohrai paintings are a matriarchal tradition passed down from mothers to daughters and often depict the mother-child bond. The paintings can be seen adorning walls across Birsa Munda Airport, railway stations, flyovers, and government buildings in Jharkhand, and were prominently featured in the decorations for the G20 meeting held in Ranchi in March 2023. The colors used in Sohrai paintings, including red, black, yellow, and white, are natural earth colors obtained from the wild or local merchants. Chewing twigs are used as paint brushes, while cloth rags are used to apply the base coat. Sohrai paintings date back to ancient times and have strong cultural significance, reflecting the deep connection of the tribal communities with nature and their artistic heritage.