Traditional Art of Odisha

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Ram Abhishek Darbar Pattachitra by Purushottam Swain

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24 in X 40 in

Artist - Purusottam Swain

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₹26,000

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₹26,000

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Ram Abhishek Darbar Pattachitra by Purushottam Swain

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24 in X 40 in

Artist - Purusottam Swain

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₹26,000

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₹26,000

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Ram, Lakshman and Sita in Dhokra Handicraft by Kunal Rana

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8 in X 4 in

Artist - Kunal Shah

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₹5,000

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₹5,000

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A Tapestry of Divine Love: The Mythical Saga of Ram-Sita Darbar by Apindra Swain

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13 in X 19 in

Artist - Apindra Swain

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₹7,000

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₹7,000

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Whimsical Wonder: The Paper Mache Ram's Face Paper Mache by Keshab Maharana

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10.5 in X 3.5 in

Artist - Keshab Maharana

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₹3,500

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₹3,500

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Epic Odyssey: A Pattachitra Rendition of Ramayana's Timeless Legends

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30 in X 48 in

Artist - Purusottam Swain

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₹50,000

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₹50,000

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Sacred Frames: Divine Pattachitra artwork by Purusottam Swain

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40 in X 24 in

Artist - Purusottam Swain

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₹25,000

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₹25,000

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Frames of Faith : Excellency of Pattachitra by Purusottam Swain

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40 in X 20 in

Artist - Purusottam Swain

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₹50,000

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₹50,000

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Ram Darbar: Pattachitra's Divine Portrait by Purusottam Swain

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36 in X 60 in

Artist - Purusottam Swain

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₹100,000

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₹100,000

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About Odisha's Arts and Paintings

Odisha, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and ancient traditions, is home to several famous art forms that showcase intricate craftsmanship and spiritual devotion. From temple sculptures to vibrant textiles, Odisha's art forms reflect a deep-rooted connection with religion, folklore, and natural beauty.

Pattachitra Painting

Pattachitra painting is a traditional art form of Odisha, dating back to the 5th century BC. The word "Pattachitra" derives from "Patta," meaning cloth, and "Chitra," meaning picture. These paintings were originally created as ritualistic illustrations of mythological stories and religious themes on cloth.

Pattachitra paintings are executed on cloth prepared from strips of cotton cloth coated with a mixture of chalk and gum. Natural colors derived from minerals, vegetables, and lamp soot mixed with coconut oil are used. Fine brushes made from animal hair are employed for intricate detailing.

Known for their intricate details and vibrant colors, Pattachitra paintings typically depict stories from Hindu mythology, especially themes related to Lord Jagannath, Krishna, and other deities. The art form is characterized by its elaborate borders, traditional motifs, and narrative style, making each piece a masterpiece of cultural expression.

Silver Filigree Work (Tarakasi)

Silver filigree work, known as Tarakasi in Odia, has been practiced in Odisha for centuries, especially in the districts of Cuttack and Berhampur.

Artisans use pure silver wires, often as thin as a hair strand, to create delicate filigree designs. The wires are twisted, curled, and soldered together to form intricate patterns and motifs. Sometimes, gold plating is also used for embellishment.

Odisha's silver filigree work is renowned for its fine craftsmanship and exquisite designs. Artisans create a wide range of items such as jewelry (like earrings, necklaces, and bracelets), utensils, decorative pieces, and even idols of deities. The art form symbolizes elegance and reflects the skill and dedication of Odisha's craftsmen.

The arts and crafts of Odisha reflect the state's rich cultural heritage and artistic finesse. The master artists and craftsmen continue to carry forward these traditional art forms, ensuring that Odisha's artistic legacy thrives and enchants generations to come

FAQs

Are the artworks handmade?

Yes, all our Rajasthani artforms are handmade by skilled artisans who have inherited these traditional techniques through generations.

Can I customize an art piece?

Yes, we offer customization options for many of our artforms. You can discuss your specific requirements with our team, and we will work with our artisans to create a bespoke piece.

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Traditional Art of Odisha

Ram Abhishek Darbar Pattachitra by Purushottam Swain

Ram Abhishek Darbar Pattachitra by Purushottam Swain

Ram, Lakshman and Sita in Dhokra Handicraft by Kunal Rana

A Tapestry of Divine Love: The Mythical Saga of Ram-Sita Darbar by Apindra Swain

Whimsical Wonder: The Paper Mache Ram's Face Paper Mache by Keshab Maharana

Epic Odyssey: A Pattachitra Rendition of Ramayana's Timeless Legends

Sacred Frames: Divine Pattachitra artwork by Purusottam Swain

Frames of Faith : Excellency of Pattachitra by Purusottam Swain

Ram Darbar: Pattachitra's Divine Portrait by Purusottam Swain