Chaturbhujadhari Lord Ganesha with Dashavatara Pattachitra Painting on Cloth

This vibrant painting presents Lord Ganesha in his Chaturbhujadhari form, denoting his four arms which symbolise divine power, the ability to grant wishes, and command over obstacles. He is depicted in the distinctive style of Odishan Pattachitra, surrounded by the Dashavatara, the ten primary incarnations of Vishnu. This fascinating juxtaposition of deities, each rendered with meticulous detail and rich, jewel-toned pigments, illustrates a profound narrative tapestry, where the remover of obstacles oversees the cosmic cycles of preservation and creation through Vishnu's avatars.

Crafted by Rabi Behera from Puri, a renowned center for this ancient art form, this piece exemplifies the traditional Paata painting from Orissa. The 'patta', or canvas, is meticulously prepared from layers of cotton cloth, coated with a natural gesso made of chalk and tamarind seed paste, then polished to a leathery finish. The artist employs natural colours derived from minerals and vegetables, applied with fine brushes, showcasing a visible hand technique of crisp outlines and intricate patterns that are hallmarks of this centuries-old tradition.

As a one-of-a-kind original, this painting offers a direct connection to a living artistic heritage, standing apart from any print or reproduction. It ships complete with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, assuring its provenance and craftsmanship. We provide complimentary insured delivery across India, ensuring this treasured work reaches you in perfect condition.