Odisha Pattachitra Chariot Procession Painting
Non-returnable
Rs.1,699.00 Rs.1,999.00
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This framed Odisha Pattachitra painting captures the grandeur of a ceremonial chariot procession, with deities, royal figures and attendants rendered in meticulous detail. Bold outlines, densely packed figures and patterned borders draw the eye across the entire horizontal panel, echoing the narrative style of classical temple scrolls from Puri.
Set within a rich wooden frame with a subtle beaded edge, the artwork gains a museum‑style presence that works beautifully above a sofa, console or in a pooja corner. Whether used as spiritual décor or as a conversation‑starting statement piece, this handpainted Pattachitra brings Odisha’s centuries‑old storytelling tradition into contemporary homes while directly supporting regional artisans.
Product Details
Art form: Authentic Odisha Pattachitra, the traditional cloth-based scroll painting known for mythological storytelling and intricate borders.
Theme: Detailed royal / Rath Yatra style chariot procession with deities, attendants and musicians, symbolising auspicious journeys and celebration.
Composition: Horizontal narrative panel filled edge-to-edge with figures, temple canopy, horses, chariot wheels, clouds and flying motifs.
Frame: Rectangular wooden frame with textured beading and glass/acrylic front, ready to hang on the wall.
Colours and technique: Bold black outlines, flat fills of red, green, yellow and blue, and geometric border work in typical Pattachitra style.
Base material: Prepared patta / board surface mounted inside the frame for durability and a smooth, slightly antique finish.
Craftsmanship: Fully handpainted by skilled Pattachitra chitrakars from Odisha, using time‑honoured motifs and storytelling.
Ideal placement: Living room sofa wall, hallway, office cabin, pooja room or above a console table as a heritage focal piece.
Care instructions: Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture; clean only with a soft dry cloth on the frame and glass.
Origin: Crafted in Odisha, India, supporting traditional Pattachitra artisan communities and sustainable handmade crafts.
