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Pattachitra style painiting , which blends oral storytelling with visual imagery.The word "Patta" is derived from the Sanskrit and Pali word meaning "cloth," and "Chitra" means "picture." Patachitra means "picture painted on cloth," and it refers to a storytelling tradition originating in the Medinipur region of West Bengal.

A special feature of Bengal’s Patachitra is that the stories are essentially from Hindu mythology but the artists are overwhelmingly Muslim. This is a classic case of communal harmony practised down the generations in West Bengal.

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Product : Pattachitra Handpainted Premium Banana Silk Dupatta .

Artwork : Authentic Hand Painting  ( Traditional Pattachitra Art )

Color : Tungsten Brown.

Dye : Lead Free (Azo Free)

Art Technique : Generation based Heritage Artform(Raghurajpur,Odisha)

Fabric : Fine Quality (Higher GSM) banana Silk.

Size : Length 2.5 Mtrs Width : 36 inches

Weight : 200 grams Approximately.

Designs : Hindu Mythology & Floral.

End Frilled Tassels : No (Pico done)

Speciality : Hand painted representation of Mythological Story as passed over generations of the "Chitrakars" or the painters through songs know as " pat er gaan"

Wash & Fabri Care : Dry Clean Only. Iron On Reverse. Do Not Bleach And Expose this Product To Excessive Heat And Sunlight. Keep away from fragrance and harsh chemicals.

Country of Origin : INDIA.

Bibhuti Bhusan Behra :

Multiple Award Winning Artist Bibhuti Behra from India's first heritage village Raghurajpur,where Odisha's traditional art form 'Pattachitra',which dates back to 5th Century BC, continues to live on.

Bibhuti Behra ,29 years,a seasoned Pattachitra artist who has learnt the Traditional Art from his father a nationally acclaimed renowned Pattachitra Artist ,has picked up his brush at an age of 10 and over these years has painted numerous pattachitra paintings over various mediums which has scored him awards beyond count.8 Years back he joined the rangamaati family of Artisans and been painting on Silk Sarees and Duppattas for rangamaati eevr since.

He is painting Dasavataras, Krishna Leela ,excerpts from mythological Ramayana Ardhanariswara (a traditional form of Lord Shiva and Parbati)and many more for our patrons  PAN India and Globally. ...

His commitment to the Art and the Community motivates him towards teaching younger generations the skills required to continue this Vibrant cultural tradition.

Key features of Ajrakh Hand Block Printing : These paintings are based on Hindu mythology and specially inspired by Krishna,Radha and Vaishnava cult.All colours used in the Paintings are natural and paintings are made fully old traditional way by Chitrakaras . Pattachitra style of painting is one of the oldest and most popular art forms of Bengal and Odisha.

Origin and purpose: Bengal and Odisha are the places of origin where it evolved and flourished even the name of the artform  has evolved from the Sanskrit words patta, meaning canvas, and chitra, meaning picture.

Designs: Pictorial representation of India Mythology ,Life around & Floral and fauna of the region.

Sustainability: Inherently sustainable due to its use of natural dyes and eco-friendly techniques.

Modern adaptation: While traditionally used for Painting on canvas and paper , Pattachitra is now applied to a wide array of items, including Apparel,Accessories and Home Decor.

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 Each piece is meticulously handpainted using lead free ,natural dyes, signature formulations, and century-old artisanal techniques preserved through generations.

Characteristic imperfections associated with handblock printing may be observed, and colours may fade or bleed due to the traditional Natural dyeing and hand block printing process employed