Experience Artuforia Art Gallery
Krishan Leela
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Dimensions: 53 cm (W) x 38 cm (H)
Medium: Ink on paper
Description: This captivating Pattachitra painting from Odisha, titled Krishna Leela, masterfully illustrates the divine stories of Lord Krishna with intricate white detailing on a dramatic black background. At the heart of the composition is a symbolic boat, uniquely formed by Krishna and the gopis, representing their eternal bond and joyful unity. Scenes of flute serenades, graceful movements, and divine play are woven into the boat’s shape, showcasing the artist’s storytelling skill and spiritual vision. Rich with mythical motifs, floral patterns, and traditional scroll art elements, this piece is a fine example of Orissan folk art, blending devotion, symbolism, and elegance in every stroke.
Sita and Rama on the Throne
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Dimensions: 59 cm (W) x 43 cm (H)
Medium: Traditional ink on cloth, black & white
Description: This elegant black-and-white Pattachitra painting, titled Sita and Rama on the Throne, captures a divine and regal moment from the Ramayana. Sita and Rama are depicted seated majestically on a richly adorned throne, surrounded by attentive royal attendants, with Hanuman shown reverently at Rama’s feet—a symbol of devotion and loyalty. The figures are rendered in traditional Odisha Pattachitra style, featuring expressive eyes, detailed costumes, and elaborate ornamentation. The composition is framed with ornate floral and geometric borders, showcasing the meticulous linework and sacred storytelling that defines this ancient scroll art tradition.
Radha Krishna Under the Tree
Radha Krishna Under the Tree
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Dimensions: 43.5 cm (W) x 59 cm (H)
Medium: Natural pigments on treated silk cloth
Description: Radha Krishna Under the Tree is a vibrant example of traditional Odisha Pattachitra art, depicting the divine lovers Radha and Krishna in a tender, devotional moment beneath a flowering tree. Krishna, painted in vivid blue, serenades with his flute while Radha sits gracefully beside him, surrounded by joyful gopis and lush, hand-drawn floral motifs. The scene is alive with ornamental reds, golds, and earthy tones, created using natural pigments in keeping with ancient Pattachitra techniques.