The Orissa Pattachitra, measuring 1724 inches, beautifully illustrates the divine love story of Radha and Krishna, capturing their eternal bond. This artwork portrays the intimate moments shared between the two deities, showcasing Radha’s deep devotion and Krishna’s playful charm. The painting intricately depicts various scenes from Krishna’s life, such as his childhood pranks, flute-playing, and his interactions with Radha. The fine detailing in the brushwork highlights their divine presence, while vibrant colors like gold, blue, and green add richness to the narrative. The expansive 1724-inch canvas allows for the depiction of multiple episodes from Krishna's life, presenting his journey from the playful young god to the revered divine lover. This Pattachitra honors the love and devotion central to the Radha-Krishna mythos, encapsulating the spiritual and artistic heritage of Odisha.

The "Radha Krishna with Krishna Story" Pattachitra, spanning 1724 inches, depicts the enchanting love story between Radha and Krishna, emphasizing the divine relationship that transcends time. This artwork narrates Krishna's journey, from his childhood mischiefs to his eternal love for Radha. Each scene is carefully detailed, with Krishna playing his flute, surrounded by nature and Radha’s devotion. The intricate brushwork captures the essence of their bond, while the rich colors of gold, blue, and green evoke spiritual harmony and divine presence. The expansive 1724-inch canvas allows the artist to illustrate the profound spiritual significance of Krishna's life and his deep connection with Radha. This Pattachitra honors Odisha’s cultural and religious heritage, illustrating the timeless tale of divine love, devotion, and the power of spiritual union between Radha and Krishna.

CanvasCotton Patta

 ColorOrganic & Natural

 Frame MaterialAcrylic Sheet

 Framed DimensionLength – 24 Inches

 Height – 17 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