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The Orissa Pattachitra painting of Ganesha Story, measuring 44x29 inches, beautifully narrates the life and significance of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. The artwork showcases key moments from Ganesha’s mythological story, including his creation by Goddess Parvati, his encounter with Lord Shiva, and the iconic elephant-headed transformation. Traditional Pattachitra techniques bring out intricate details in the figures, with vibrant natural pigments enhancing the spiritual aura of the scene. Each frame of the painting tells a different part of Ganesha's story, reflecting his role as a beloved deity of wisdom, prosperity, and protection. The fine brushwork and vibrant hues evoke a sense of reverence, making this artwork a powerful reminder of Ganesha's divine presence and the timeless lessons of overcoming challenges and embracing wisdom.
The 44x29 inches Orissa Pattachitra painting of the Ganesha Story is a vivid portrayal of the various legends surrounding Lord Ganesha. Through intricate designs and fine details, the painting depicts Ganesha's birth from Goddess Parvati, his confrontation with Lord Shiva, and the subsequent granting of his elephant head. The traditional Pattachitra technique, using natural pigments and delicate brushwork, brings these scenes to life, capturing the divine essence of Ganesha’s character. The painting highlights his importance as a deity of wisdom, fortune, and new beginnings. Each section of the painting tells a unique story from Ganesha’s life, enriching the viewer's understanding of his significance in Hindu mythology. The vibrant colors and spiritual energy conveyed through the artwork make it a timeless piece that celebrates the divine qualities and teachings of Lord Ganesha.
MaterialTussar Silk
ColorOrganic & Natural
Frame MaterialAcrylic Sheet
Framed DimensionLength – 44 Inches
Height – 29 Inches
UsabilityDecor, Gifting
Period of Origin - 12th Century
Country of Origin - India
Geographical Region - Orissa
GI Application No. - 88
GI Status Awarded - 2008
GI Product of India - 70th
Artist - Prasanna Nayak
MOQ - 5
