Saura tribal artwork, harmoniously blended with the intricate techniques of Pattachitra, creates a unique fusion of tradition and storytelling. Originating from the Saura tribe of Odisha, this art form is characterized by vibrant, geometric patterns and symbolic depictions of daily life, nature, and rituals. When paired with the elaborate detailing and mythological narratives of Pattachitra, the result is a mesmerizing synergy of tribal simplicity and classical elegance. The Saura motifs, typically painted on walls as sacred murals, find new life on palm leaves and cloth, thanks to Pattachitra’s refined methods. This innovative amalgamation not only preserves the authenticity of both traditions but also showcases Odisha's cultural diversity. A celebration of heritage and creativity, it connects modern audiences to the timeless beauty of India's rich artistic tapestry.

Patta : Traditionally, the Cloth on which painting is done is prepared by pasting layers of cloths with the help of glue made from tamarind seeds. The Surface is mixed with rice powder to make the cloth stiff and finally polished with stone.

Natural colours extracted from flowers, leaves, fruits, roots.

The motifs used in the paintings symbolizes the different dance possess of Gotipua and Odissi, the lines are bold and clean and angular and sharp.

Incidents in Krishna life, vishnu avatar, kamasutra, epic tales of Ramayana and Mahabharata.

Frame Type: Unframed

Color : Multicolour

Material : Canvas

Size : 24 * 40 Inches

MOQ - 10