The Orissa Pattachitra painting of Radha Krishna with Gopikas, measuring 24x18 inches, beautifully depicts the divine love between Radha, Krishna, and the Gopikas (cowherd girls). In this artwork, Krishna is shown surrounded by the Gopikas, with Radha at the center, embodying the eternal bond of love, devotion, and divine playfulness. The intricate details of the Gopikas’ expressions and clothing capture their admiration and devotion to Krishna. The vibrant colors and delicate brushwork, typical of Pattachitra art, highlight the beauty of the scene. This painting is not just a portrayal of love but also represents the spiritual connection between the divine and the human soul, making it a profound expression of devotion, tradition, and mythology in Indian culture.

The 24x18 inches Orissa Pattachitra of Radha Krishna with Gopikas showcases the enchanting scene of Krishna surrounded by his beloved Gopikas, with Radha as his central divine consort. The painting captures the joyous and devotional atmosphere of Vrindavan, where Krishna’s flute music mesmerizes the Gopikas. The fine detailing of the Gopikas' attire and expressions, along with Krishna's playful and loving presence, brings the scene to life. Traditional Pattachitra techniques, using natural pigments and intricate patterns, highlight the beauty of this divine moment. This painting not only illustrates the theme of divine love but also evokes the deeper spiritual meanings behind Krishna’s relationship with Radha and the Gopikas, symbolizing devotion, love, and the connection between the divine and human hearts.

MaterialCotton Patta

 ColorNatural & Water Colours

 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 - Shri Prasanna Nayak, Nayakpatna, Odisha

MOQ - 15