Orissa Pattachitra – Jagannath Subadra Balrama
9215.51
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| Brand | Gonasika |
| ITC-HSN: | 970190 |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 1 |
| Accept Small Orders | No |
| Country Of Origin: | India |
Orissa Pattachitra is an ancient Indian art form that depicts traditional stories on cloth using natural pigments. One of its most iconic su
Features:
- Handcrafted with precision
- Suitable for temple or home décor
- Carved from Black Muguni Stone
- Traditional Indian aesthetics
- Weather-resistant and durable
Attributes:
- Material: Natural Stone
- Finish: Matte / Polished
- Origin: India
- Category: Religious Artifact
- Usage: Indoor/Outdoor
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The "Jagannath Subadra Balrama" Pattachitra, spanning 2418 inches, is an extraordinary example of Orissa’s Pattachitra tradition. This large-scale painting features Lord Jagannath, his sister Subadra, and brother Balrama, portraying them in a divine familial setting. The artwork’s intricate details are a testament to the skillful techniques passed down through generations of artisans. The figures of the deities are meticulously drawn, adorned with symbolic elements that reflect their deep religious significance in Hinduism. The vivid colors and fine motifs reflect Orissa's cultural richness and offer a glimpse into the region’s devotion and craftsmanship. This piece exemplifies the reverence held for the Jagannath cult and showcases the timeless beauty of traditional Indian art. It serves as a link between history, spirituality, and the ongoing legacy of Odisha's artistic practices.
CanvasCotton Patta
ColorNatural & Acrylic
Frame MaterialAcrylic Sheet
Framed DimensionLxH: 24 x18 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 - Shri Bibhuthi, Odisha
MOQ - 15
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