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Bengal Patachitra MahishasuramardiniPattachitra is one of Bengals most evocative folk art traditions, where painting, music, and storytelling merge into a living narrative, and nowhere is this legacy more vibrantly preserved than in Pingla, West Bengalhome to generations of Patua or Chitrakar artists. Painted on handmade cloth scrolls prepared with natural gums and pigments, Pinglas Pattachitra depicts stories from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, local folklore, and social themes, brought

Widely appreciated for its artistic and ethnic appeal

The patterns are often arranged in a visually appealing manner

It is obtained from the outer skin of the bamboo plant

Kotpad Handloom was awarded GI Tag in the year 2005

while black adds a touch of drama and complements the vibrancy of red

and scenes from Hindu epics

and each element of the subject holds special meaning for the Mithila women

copper sulphate and rice flour into attractive home decor products

and resistance to wear and tear

Thanjavur paintings have a long history dating back to the 16th century during the reign of the Nayak dynasty in Thanjavur

carry the GI tag

which flourished in the Indian subcontinent from around 2600 BCE to 1900 BCE