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The Ashtabharya represent the various forms of divine devotion and the fullness of Krishna's universal nature as the divine beloved.




KARM 108
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This exquisite Pattachitra from Puri portrays the beloved deity Krishna alongside his Ashtabharya, his eight principal queens, within a captivating Krishna Leela frame. The Ashtabharya represent the various forms of divine devotion and the fullness of Krishna's universal nature as the divine beloved. Rendered with the characteristic precision and expressive colours of the Odishan tradition, this painting beautifully captures the serene intimacy of Krishna with his consorts, framed by vignettes illustrating aspects of his divine play and earthly pastimes.
Masterfully executed by Rabi Behera, an artist hailing from Puri, this painting is created using traditional Patta painting techniques on the luxurious surface of Tussar silk. The natural lustre and distinctive texture of the silk provide a unique ground for the intricate brushwork and rich pigment layers, elevating the classical idiom. Behera's skilled hand is evident in the finely delineated forms, the vibrant palette derived from traditional artist colours, and the harmonious composition, hallmarks of this ancient art form.
As a singularly unique, hand-painted original, this work stands as a testament to living Indian artistic heritage, distinct from any print or reproduction. It ships complete with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, affirming its provenance and handcrafted nature, and includes complimentary insured delivery across India, ensuring its safe arrival.
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Patta Painting On Tussar Silk.
The Fit
| Size | Chest | Length | Sleeve |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 42" | 26" | 9" |
| M | 44" | 27" | 9.5" |
| L | 46" | 29" | 10" |
| XL | 48" | 29" | 10.5" |
Note: These are garment measurements, not body measurements.
For a more relaxed fit, we recommend sizing up.
Indian Folk Art · India
This exquisite Pattachitra from Puri portrays the beloved deity Krishna alongside his Ashtabharya, his eight principal queens, within a captivating Krishna Leela frame.
Every line here was drawn by hand, and carries a story older than memory.

01
The Ashtabharya represent the various forms of divine devotion and the fullness of Krishna's universal nature as the divine beloved.

02
Rendered with the characteristic precision and expressive colours of the Odishan tradition, this painting beautifully captures the serene intimacy of Krishna with his consorts, framed by vignettes illustrating aspects of his divine play and earthly pastimes.Masterfully executed by Rabi Behera, an artist hailing from Puri, this painting is created using traditional Patta painting techniques on the luxurious surface of Tussar silk.

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The natural lustre and distinctive texture of the silk provide a unique ground for the intricate brushwork and rich pigment layers, elevating the classical idiom.