Astabhuja Ganapathy B&W Odisha Patchithra (40x24inch)

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Astabhuja Ganapathy B&W Odisha Patchithra (40x24inch)Odisha Patchitra, also known as Odisha Pattachitra, is a traditional and intricate art form originating from the state of Odisha in eastern India. "Patta" means cloth and "chitra" means painting, so Pattachitra refers to the art of painting on cloth. This ancient art form has been practiced for centuries and holds great cultural and religious significance in Odisha. Patchitra paintings are typically created on a specially prepared cotton cloth or

new materials such as iron

The products made of Terracotta Molela Clay Craft are relatively light as compared to other clay products as they are hollow from within

Care instruction: Donâ€™t wash and clean with a dry cloth

and many artisans in the village continue to practice this art form today

and Firozabad is one of the largest producers of glass products in India

In the state of AP

Udayaigiri cutlery is known for its intricate carvings and fine proportions and is made by a few master craftspersons of the region

The art form has been passed down through generations of families in Pipli

It comes in various colors and designs

the paintings are also adorned with gold or silver foils to enhance their beauty

They often depict scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata

and make-up artists to serve the queen and the realm