The Orissa Pattachitra painting of Krishna Kalinga Narthana, measuring 51x21 inches, depicts the legendary story of Lord Krishna’s dance on the multi-headed serpent, Kalinga. This powerful scene captures Krishna, with his enchanting flute, dancing on the serpent’s hood to subdue its venomous nature and bring peace to the river Yamuna. The intricate details of Krishna’s youthful figure, surrounded by the writhing serpent and the awe-struck onlookers, are beautifully portrayed with traditional Pattachitra techniques. The use of natural pigments and fine brushwork brings out the spiritual energy of the moment, emphasizing Krishna’s divine power and grace. This painting not only portrays a significant moment from Krishna’s life but also symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, reflecting the eternal theme of divine intervention in the face of adversity.

The 51x21 inches Orissa Pattachitra Krishna Kalinga Narthana painting beautifully captures the iconic moment of Krishna dancing on the hood of the serpent Kalinga. The artwork showcases Krishna’s divine grace and power, as he subdues the venomous serpent with his mesmerizing dance. The intricate detailing in Krishna’s posture and the serpent’s multiple heads creates a dynamic contrast between calmness and chaos. Surrounding the central figures are delicate patterns and motifs that enhance the storytelling aspect of the painting, a hallmark of traditional Pattachitra art. The vibrant colors and fine brushwork evoke the spiritual depth of this tale, symbolizing Krishna’s ability to restore harmony in the world. The painting stands as a reminder of divine protection, strength, and the triumph of righteousness, reflecting the profound mythological significance of the Kalinga Narthana episode in Hindu culture.

MaterialTussar Silk

 ColorOrganic & Natural

 Frame MaterialAcrylic Sheet

 Framed DimensionLength – 51 Inches

 Height – 21 Inches

 UsabilityDecor, Gifting

 Period of Origin - 12th Century

 Country of Origin - India

 Geographical Region - Orissa

 GI Application No. - 88

 GI Status Awarded - 2008

 GI Product of India - 70th

 Artist - Prasanna Nayak

MOQ - 5