First Light, Last Shift
In the villages of Maharashtra, Warli women are often up before the roosters. Their fields don’t wait for the sun; work starts in darkness to avoid the heat. But as the sun rises, it climbs into their bones.
Skin in the Fields
Warli women cover their heads with saree ends, wrap their faces in cotton. Still, after years under the sun, their skin bears the mark: sun spots, dryness, deep tan lines. Beauty rituals are homemade. Relief is rare.
Art Reflects Life
Warli wall art, famous worldwide, tells stories of the sun—planting, harvesting, dancing. But those who paint and plough are never protected from the real light they live under.
Why Their Skin Matters
These women don’t ask for luxury. Just care that sees them. At East24, we believe in making sun care accessible—even for the hands that feed the nation.
