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Take home a piece of traditional Indian folk art!

Take home a piece of traditional Indian folk art!Take home a piece of traditional Indian folk art!Take home a piece of traditional Indian folk art!

Patua Paintings

Goddess Saraswati

Goddess Saraswati

Goddess Saraswati

 Dimensions: 41 cm (W) × 50.5 cm (H)

Medium: Natural pigment on handmade paper

Description:  This graceful Patua painting honors Goddess Saraswati, a central figure in Hindu spirituality, representing wisdom, art, and education. Created in the vibrant Patua tradition of Bengal, the artwork showcases Saraswati with her veena and swan, surrounded by floral embellishments in warm, earthy colors. The artist’s technique reflects a deep cultural heritage, using natural pigments and storytelling motifs passed down through generations. Often used in devotional or educational spaces, this piece brings a calming, reflective energy rooted in folk belief and reverence. 

Durga and Asura

Goddess Saraswati

Goddess Saraswati

 Dimensions: 81.5 cm (W) x 63.5 cm (H)

Medium: Natural pigments on handmade paper

Description:  Durga and Asura is a powerful and vibrant Patua painting that captures the dramatic moment when Goddess Durga defeats the buffalo demon Mahishasura, symbolizing the eternal triumph of good over evil. Durga is shown in her iconic form—riding a lion, with ten powerful arms, each holding divine weapons, as she delivers the final blow. At her sides stand Goddess Saraswati with her veena and Goddess Lakshmi with her owl mount, while Ganesha appears near her feet, completing the divine assembly. The scene bursts with bold reds, yellows, and intricate folk motifs, all rendered in the traditional scroll-painting style of West Bengal. Decorative patterns, spiritual symbolism, and expressive figures bring a sense of motion and divine energy to the composition. Rich in mythology, symbolism, and cultural identity, this piece is both a visual celebration of Shakti (divine feminine power) and a spiritual emblem of protection and strength.

Village Wedding Celebration

Village Wedding Celebration

Village Wedding Celebration

 Dimensions:  90.5 cm (W) × 30 cm (H) 

Medium: Natural pigments on handmade paper

Description:  This vibrant Patua painting beautifully captures the festive spirit of a village wedding, brought to life through expressive folk-style figures and dynamic storytelling. The scene is filled with joyful villagers, lively drumming, and the sweet sounds of flutes, portraying the rhythm and ritual of rural Bengali marriage ceremonies. Painted in earthy hues of red, yellow, and blue, each character is rendered with bold outlines and stylized features typical of Bengal’s scroll art tradition. From ceremonial processions to community dancing, the artwork celebrates collective joy, cultural heritage, and the sacred bonds of matrimony. It’s a powerful tribute to folk traditions, local customs, and the shared joy found in village life.

Village Dance Celebration

Village Wedding Celebration

Village Wedding Celebration

 Dimensions:  90.5 cm (W) × 30 cm (H) 

Medium: Natural pigments on handmade paper

Description: This lively Patua painting captures the vibrant energy of a village dance celebration, showcasing the essence of rural Bengali life and culture. Folk-style figures dressed in traditional grass ornaments and village attire move rhythmically to the sound of drums and flutes, while others carry baskets as part of the festive scene. The composition bursts with earthy reds, yellows, and blues, all painted in the distinctive scroll-art style of Bengal’s Patua tradition. More than just a dance, the painting reflects the spirit of community unity, seasonal joy, and the rituals of daily life. From ceremonial processions to spontaneous celebrations, it stands as a vibrant tribute to folk traditions, cultural heritage, and the joy deeply rooted in village customs.


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