Tree of Life Village Scene Odisha Pattachitra
Non-returnable
Rs.699.00 Rs.1,199.00
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This Odisha Pattachitra painting presents an intimate village-family moment under a lush Tree of Life, framed within a radiant circular mandala. Delicate detailing in the figures, foliage and concentric borders showcases the precision and storytelling that define this centuries-old Odia folk art.
Set against a bold black centre and deep red mount, the artwork has strong visual impact while radiating warmth and auspicious energy—perfect for living rooms, foyers or pooja spaces. As a handcrafted piece from Odisha’s renowned Pattachitra artisans, it functions both as décor and as a collectible slice of India’s artistic heritage.
Product Details
Art form: Odisha Pattachitra, the cloth/patta-based scroll painting tradition from heritage villages like Raghurajpur.
Theme: Circular composition showing a family gathered beneath a flourishing tree, with children, elders and a playful animal, evoking prosperity and togetherness.
Motif: Tree of Life radiating outward with a ring of stylised leaf motifs, symbolising growth, protection and continuity of life.
Layout: Central medallion on a black field, bordered by intricate geometric bands and mounted on a rich red background inside a square frame.
Frame: Wooden frame with beaded edge and glass/acrylic front, supplied ready to hang.
Colours & technique: Fine linework, bold outlines and traditional Pattachitra palette with ochre, yellow, green, black and red natural-style tones.
Base material: Patta/board prepared with chalk-and-gum style coating inspired by classical Pattachitra canvases for durability and smooth finish.
Ideal placement: Living room feature wall, entrance foyer, pooja room, study or above a console to add a spiritual yet homely accent.
Care instructions: Keep away from moisture and prolonged direct sunlight; wipe frame and glass gently with a soft dry cloth only.
Origin: Handpainted by Pattachitra chitrakars from Odisha, supporting traditional artisan families and preserving their cultural heritage.
