inspired by rituals and legends from the Jagannath Temple in Puri. These paintings reflect deep spiritual symbolism and Odisha’s traditional art style.
This style illustrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna through detailed storytelling, rich colors, and ornamental borders. It captures scenes from Krishna’s life, especially the Ras Leela, symbolizing eternal love and devotion.
These paintings showcase the powerful image of Goddess Durga slaying Mahishasura, surrounded by her lion and divine weapons. It reflects themes of victory of good over evil and is especially popular during Navaratri.
This form of Pattachitra art portrays Lord Ganesha in various poses, often with symbolic elements representing wisdom, prosperity, and protection. The intricate detailing emphasizes his divine presence in a colorful, traditional aesthetic.
These narrative artworks depict key episodes from the epic tales of the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Artists use a sequential panel style to visually narrate legendary stories with ornate patterns and expressive figures.
A unique fusion of Madhubani motifs with Pattachitra technique, this style combines the fine line work and natural themes of Madhubani with the mythological storytelling of Pattachitra, creating a rich blend of two folk traditions.
Siddhi Vinayak Art & Craft brings traditional Indian art to life through handcrafted stone utensils, wooden statues, intricate stone carvings, and vibrant Pattachitra paintings.
