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TribeX Certificate Courses

Where Tribal Knowledge Meets Digital Learning

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Artefact

Crafted from natural materials like bamboo, wood, clay, and metal, tribal artefacts serve daily, decorative, and ritual purposes and reflect traditional knowledge.

Painting

Tribal paintings portray nature, folklore, and daily life, preserving cultural stories and beliefs through simple techniques and natural colours.

Handloom

Traditional weaving with natural fibres creates textiles that reflect tribal identity, nature-inspired motifs, and cultural heritage.

Musical Instrument

Tribal music and instruments accompany festivals, rituals, and dances, preserving oral traditions and community spirit.

Our Popular Courses
Woolen Weaving - Bhotia Tribe- Uttarakha...

Handloom

40 Lectures
13:47:00

Handloom

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Longpi Black Pottery- Tangkhul Tribe- Ma...

Artefact

40 Lectures
17:38:00

Artefact

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Weaving - Tripuri/ Noatia/ Jamatia/ Rean...

Handloom

40 Lectures
16:24:00

Handloom

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Dovlu- Chaudhri Tribe- Gujarat

Musical Instrument

46 Lectures
15:35:00

Musical Instrument

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Woolen Weaving - Bhotia Tribe- Uttarakhand

InHandloom

  • 40 Lectures
  • 13:47:00
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Longpi Black Pottery- Tangkhul Tribe- Manipur

InArtefact

  • 40 Lectures
  • 17:38:00
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Weaving - Tripuri/ Noatia/ Jamatia/ Reang Tribe - Tripura

InHandloom

  • NA
  • 40 Lectures
  • 16:24:00
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Dovlu- Chaudhri Tribe- Gujarat

InMusical Instrument

  • 46 Lectures
  • 15:35:00
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Uniting India’s Tribal Arts
Digitally and Globally

Vision – TribeX

TribeX envisions a digitally connected ecosystem where the rich cultural heritage, knowledge systems, and artistic traditions of India’s tribal communities are preserved, celebrated, and shared with the world. It aims to ensure that tribal wisdom continues to inspire future generations while gaining global recognition.

Mission – TribeX

TribeX seeks to document and digitize tribal knowledge, promote learning through structured courses, preserve cultural heritage through digital repositories, and empower tribal artisans by connecting their crafts to wider markets, thereby supporting sustainable livelihoods and cultural pride.

TribeX Vision

TribeX envisions a digitally connected ecosystem where the rich cultural heritage, knowledge systems, and artistic traditions of India’s tribal communities are preserved, celebrated, and shared with the world.

It aims to ensure that tribal wisdom continues to inspire future generations while gaining global recognition.

TribeX Mission

TribeX seeks to document and digitize tribal knowledge, promote learning through structured courses, preserve cultural heritage through digital repositories, and empower tribal artisans by connecting their crafts to wider markets, thereby supporting sustainable livelihoods and cultural pride.

TribeX Heritage Repository

A Digital collection of Indigenous Heritage

A curated repository of tribal insights presented through articles, visual stories, documentaries, and multimedia resources

Bhil Tribe Artisan Testing Dhak Sound After Final Preparation

Bhil Tribe Women Cooking on Mud Stove

Bhil Tribe Women Preparing Traditional Sweet Paratha with Jaggery

Bhil Tribe Traditional Mud House

Bhil Tribe Display of Traditional Weapons and Musical Instruments

Bhil Janjati Women Singing Traditional Folk Songs in a Group

Bhil Community Performing Traditional Dance to the Rhythm of Dhol

Bhil Artisan Marking and Cutting Goat Skin for Dhak Drumhead

Bhil Men Performing Ritual Inside Kuldevta Temple

Bhil Tribe Man Wearing Traditional Attire

Bhil Sacred Site with Ancestral Plaques and Serpent Symbols

Bhil Artisan Tightening Dhak Drum Using Criss-Cross Rope Technique

Bhil Tribe Men Performing Traditional Dance with Weapons

Bhil Artisan Fitting Goat Skin Mounted Bamboo Rings on Both Sides of Dhak

Bhil Artisan Mounting Goat Skin on Bamboo Frame for Dhak Drumhead

Bhil Artisan Making Bamboo Ring for Dhak Musical Instrument

Bhil Artisan Giving Final Outer Shape to Dhak Instrument

Three Generations of a Bhil Tribe Family Associated with Mandana Art

Bhil Tribe Artists Honored for Mandana Art by Prime Minister

Bhil Artisan Marking and Cutting Teak Wood for Dhak Musical Instrument
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