The Orissa Pattachitra titled "Vishnu Chaturbuja," measuring 1824 inches, beautifully captures Lord Vishnu in his Chaturbuja (four-armed) form. This depiction highlights Vishnu’s divine attributes and powerful symbolism, with each arm holding a different sacred object: the conch, discus, mace, and lotus. The intricate details of Vishnu’s attire, jewelry, and posture are skillfully painted, showcasing the deity’s majestic and serene presence. The vibrant colors, including deep blues and golds, add to the divine aura of Vishnu, signifying his role as the protector and preserver of the universe. The 1824-inch canvas allows for a grand portrayal of this iconic form, representing the balance of power, protection, and beauty. This Pattachitra reflects the deep spiritual connection between art, devotion, and Odisha’s rich cultural heritage, honoring Lord Vishnu’s eternal significance in Hindu mythology.

The "Vishnu Chaturbuja" Pattachitra, spanning 1824 inches, is an exquisite portrayal of Lord Vishnu in his four-armed form, symbolizing his omnipotence and divine protection. Each of Vishnu's four hands holds sacred items: the conch (shankha), discus (chakra), mace (gada), and lotus (padma), each representing key aspects of his divine powers. The intricate brushwork and vibrant colors, especially blues, golds, and reds, bring life to this majestic figure, conveying Vishnu’s serene and regal nature. The expansive 1824-inch canvas allows the artist to highlight the minute details of the deity’s form, while reflecting his importance as the sustainer of the universe. This Pattachitra not only honors Vishnu’s role in Hindu cosmology but also showcases Odisha's artistic traditions, fusing devotion with exceptional craftsmanship and spiritual significance.

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 - Shri Bibhuthi Bhushan, Odisha

MOQ - 15