The Krishna Dashavtar Tussar Pattachitra Painting beautifully portrays the ten incarnations of Lord Krishna, intricately depicted on tussar silk. Each incarnation, from his birth as a divine child to his final form as a cosmic force, is presented with vivid detail and artistic finesse. The scenes capture Krishna’s divine playfulness, his wisdom, and his role as a protector of the universe. The fine brushwork, natural colors, and rich textures of the tussar silk highlight the spiritual significance of Krishna’s avatars, blending mythological storytelling with visual splendor.

Material : 100% natural materials – Tassar silk fabrics, Crushed stone colours and natural glue

Pattachitra is an ancient art form that originated in Odisha, with its roots tied to religious practices and temple culture, particularly the Jagannath Temple in Puri. The tradition dates back to the 5th century BCE and was initially used to create visual narratives of Hindu mythology for devotees. These paintings, done on cloth, palm leaves, or walls, are characterized by their intricate detailing, vibrant natural colors, and storytelling themes centered around epics like the Ramayana, Mahabharata, and the lives of Lord Krishna and Lord Jagannath.

In this stunning Tussar Pattachitra Painting, Lord Krishna's ten avatars are brought to life through intricate designs and vibrant hues. Each avatar is depicted with its unique symbols and divine attributes, embodying the essence of Krishna's divine intervention. The tussar fabric adds a unique depth and texture to the painting, emphasizing the natural beauty of the artwork. This painting is a timeless piece, celebrating the divine power of Krishna’s incarnations and their importance in maintaining cosmic harmony.