The Orissa Pattachitra, measuring an impressive 2418 inches, showcases the "Gopika Ratha," a traditional and spiritual representation of Lord Krishna’s divine chariot. The artwork depicts the scene where the Gopikas, the devoted milkmaids, are seen in a procession, drawing the chariot of Lord Krishna. With intricate details, the painting highlights the devotion of the Gopikas and the grandeur of the divine chariot. Vibrant colors such as gold, blue, and red adorn the canvas, bringing life to the scene. The artist uses fine brushwork to emphasize the sacred symbols of the chariot, with motifs representing the divine journey of Krishna. The 2418-inch canvas allows the depiction of several intricate figures, demonstrating the spiritual devotion and cultural heritage of Odisha. This Pattachitra beautifully conveys the devotion, grace, and divine love of the Gopikas and Lord Krishna.

The Orissa Pattachitra titled "Gopika Ratha," spanning 2418 inches, depicts a sacred scene of Lord Krishna's divine procession. The artwork portrays the Gopikas, the devoted cowherd women, pulling Krishna's chariot, an act of deep reverence and love. The intricate detailing of the chariot and the figures of the Gopikas is captured through fine brushwork and vibrant colors. The rich hues of gold, blue, and red symbolize divinity and devotion, emphasizing Krishna's eternal bond with his devotees. The expansive 2418-inch canvas allows the artist to portray the elegance of the chariot and the spiritual essence of the Gopikas' act of service. This Pattachitra beautifully reflects Odisha's artistic heritage, honoring Krishna's role as the divine charioteer and celebrating the culture of devotion, love, and surrender in the lives of his followers.

CanvasCotton Patta

 ColorOrganic & Natural

 Frame MaterialAcrylic Sheet

 Framed DimensionLength – 24 Inches

 Height – 18 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 - 15