KARM 108

Radha-Krishna with Dashavatara of Lord Vishnu Pattachitra Painting on Cloth

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Specifications
  • ArtistRabi Behera, Puri
  • MediumPaata painting from Orissa
  • Dimensions13 in (H) x 13 in (W)
Description

This captivating Pattachitra from Odisha presents the quintessential divine lovers, Radha and Krishna, at its heart. Their tender embrace embodies the eternal dance of love and devotion, representing the profound spiritual union between the individual soul and the Divine. Surrounding this central motif are the Dashavatara, the ten principal incarnations of Lord Vishnu, each depicted in a distinct vignette. These avatars, from Matsya the fish to Kalki the horseman, narrate Vishnu's enduring role as the cosmic preserver, manifesting across epochs to restore universal order and protect dharma, rendered with the characteristic precision and narrative clarity of the Pattachitra tradition.

Created by Rabi Behera from Puri, a renowned centre for this ancient art form, this painting exemplifies the distinctive technique of Odishan Pattachitra. The 'Paata' refers to the prepared cloth canvas, traditionally stiffened with a mixture of tamarind seed paste and chalk. Rabi Behera employs a palette of vibrant, earthy colours derived from natural pigments, applied with fine brushes to build up the intricate details. The work showcases the characteristic bold outlines, flat planes of colour, and meticulous detailing that define this revered craft, a testament to generations of artistic skill passed down through families.

As a truly one of a kind original, this handmade painting is not a print or reproduction. It ships with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and originality. We ensure free and fully insured delivery across India, allowing this unique piece of cultural heritage to reach your collection safely.

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Material & Care

Paata painting from Orissa.

  • Keep out of direct sunlight to protect the pigments
  • Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth
  • Avoid moisture, humidity, water and sprays
  • Frame under UV-protective glass for longevity
  • Handmade — slight irregularities are the artist's signature

Pattachitra · Puri, Odisha

Radha-Krishna with Dashavatara of Lord Vishnu Pattachitra Painting on Cloth

This captivating Pattachitra from Odisha presents the quintessential divine lovers, Radha and Krishna, at its heart.

Not a breath of space left unloved — this is Pattachitra.
Radha-Krishna with Dashavatara of Lord Vishnu Pattachitra Painting on Cloth

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Their tender embrace embodies the eternal dance of love and devotion, representing the profound spiritual union between the individual soul and the Divine.

Radha-Krishna with Dashavatara of Lord Vishnu Pattachitra Painting on Cloth

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Surrounding this central motif are the Dashavatara, the ten principal incarnations of Lord Vishnu, each depicted in a distinct vignette.

Radha-Krishna with Dashavatara of Lord Vishnu Pattachitra Painting on Cloth

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These avatars, from Matsya the fish to Kalki the horseman, narrate Vishnu's enduring role as the cosmic preserver, manifesting across epochs to restore universal order and protect dharma, rendered with the characteristic precision and narrative clarity of the Pattachitra tradition.Created by Rabi Behera from Puri, a renowned centre for this ancient art form, this painting exemplifies the distinctive technique of Odishan Pattachitra.

The tradition

Painted on treated patti cloth in the temple town of Puri, Odisha, in natural stone and shell colours.

Pattachitra · Puri, Odisha