Pattachitra Painting of Shri Krishna Rasa Leela (24*17 inch)

This Pattachitra represents the Dashavtars of Bhagwan Vishnu.

Origin

Pattachitra style of painting has originated in Odisha. The village houses talented artists who work day and night to create these unique paintings and keep the legacy alive. These paintings are an attempt at “Recreating the Historical tales through paints and brushes.”

Variety:

Each painting is a unique recreation of different religious sequences and events. The paintings recite different stories about various religious anecdotes. Decorated with extensive details, this is a painting of the Krishna Leela.

Global Initiative

In the 1940s, an American lady Ms. Helena Zealy tried to help promote the art overseas. She held exhibitions in America and gave the artists a global market to showcase their art.

Another Reason To Buy These Products

If you think the historical and traditional value is the only reason to buy them, let us give you a few more reasons. These paintings are more than 1000 years old legacy that the artists are trying hard to preserve. Buying them would not just increase the demand but also keep this dying art alive for future generations. Not just this, but these paintings are all “Made in India” products.

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India has a special kind of connection with her artisans and the colourful culture found in the nook and corners of this land. Local art like basket weaving, temple paintings, terracota vessels are just parts of our heritage hidden away.

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