The "Tree of Life" Orissa Pattachitra, measuring 1824 inches, is a stunning depiction of the interconnectedness of life through vibrant symbolism and intricate detailing. This artwork portrays a central tree with expansive branches and roots, representing the cycle of life, growth, and spiritual harmony. The tree is intricately adorned with motifs of animals, birds, and human figures, symbolizing the balance between nature and humanity. The use of vivid colors, including greens, golds, and blues, emphasizes the tree's divine and eternal presence. Each detail is carefully painted, reflecting Odisha’s traditional Pattachitra style, which integrates religious, cultural, and natural elements. The 1824-inch canvas provides ample space to explore the deep connections between all forms of life, presenting a holistic view of existence. This piece honors the timeless message of unity, sustainability, and the interwoven nature of life in the world.

The "Tree of Life" Pattachitra, measuring 1824 inches, intricately symbolizes the essence of existence through a vibrant and spiritual portrayal of nature's interconnectedness. The central tree, surrounded by its lush branches and roots, serves as a representation of life’s cyclical nature—birth, growth, and renewal. Detailed motifs of animals, birds, and humans are incorporated into the branches, symbolizing the interdependence of all living beings. The rich colors of green, gold, and earth tones highlight the vitality of the tree, while fine brushwork brings out its intricate beauty. The expansive 1824-inch canvas allows for an elaborate composition, presenting a visual narrative of harmony between the earth, its creatures, and humanity. This Pattachitra captures the essence of Odisha's cultural and spiritual heritage, offering a profound reflection on the importance of life’s unity and the need to preserve the delicate balance of nature.

CanvasArt Tussar Silk

 ColorNatural & Oil

 Frame MaterialAcrylic Sheet

 Framed Dimension 18×24 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