Pattachitra Collection

Buy Pattachitra Painting Online at Artociti 

Pattachitra paintings hail from an ancient Indian art form. These timeless canvas paintings are known for their tiny details, mythological themes and use of vibrant and bright colours. At Artociti, we have an exclusive collection of handmade traditional pattachitra painting. These wall accents feature idols like Panchmukhi Hanuman, Ram Darbar, Radha Krishna, Lord Jagannath, Ganesha and Durga. Our skilled craftsmen keep the traditions of pattachitra art of Odisha and West Bengal alive. 

History of Pattachitra Painting 

Pattchitra means cloth painting. The pattchitra painting has its roots in Odisha and West Bengal. It dates back over 1000 years. It was originally made as temple scrolls that showcased Hindu Gods. Pattachitra art is mainly connected to the Jagannath Temple. 

The bold lines, natural colours and storytelling are the main features of these paintings. In a traditional way, they are made using natural dyes and cotton material. The themes revolve around Ram, Lord Shiva, Vishnu or Durga.

Choose from Pattachitra Painting on Canvas

The traditional pattachitra painting was painted on cloth and palm leaves. Modern day artists make these on canvas, wood or paper. Artociti offers a vast collection of Pattachitra painting on canvas. These canvas paintings are authentic but give users a contemporary appeal. 

You can purchase these canvas paintings and simply hang them in a pooja room or meditation space to bring the overall charm and zen space to your space.

Decorate Temples with Traditional Pattachitra Painting

Pattchitra paintings are all about mythology. They were earlier used as temple scrolls. The Artociti’s collection of pattachitra paintings includes Ram Darbar, Panchmukhi Hanuman, Radha Krishna, Lord Jagannath, Ganesha and Durga in their divine forms. Our collection of Pattachitra paintings online is available in colourful black and white themes. You can decorate mandirs, ashrams or meditation rooms with these traditional Pattachitra paintings.

If you want to add a traditional touch to your living room, pair a Lippan wall art or Madhubani painting with a black and white-themed Pattachitra painting.

Add a Regional Touch with Madhubani Paintings & Relief Murals

Apart from Pattachitra art, Artociti has a variety of Indian wall art and paintings, including Madhubani paintings, relief murals and jharokha wall decor. Madhubani paintings belong to Mithila, Bihar. They are famous for their bold geometric patterns and use of natural elements. Relief murals are perfect to add depth and texture to walls. 

Bring Home Pattachitra Art: Check Artociti’s Wall Art Collection

Artociti’s collection of Pattachitra painting online is made by skilled Indian artisans who have preserved these art forms for generations. Our Pattachitra paintings, along with Madhubani painting and other traditional paintings celebrate India’s art and crafts. Each piece is made with love, quality craft and precision. Artociti’s paintings help bring divine energy and meaning to your home. Find the perfect piece from Artociti’s traditional pattachitra painting collection for you today and bring home a piece of art.

FAQs

Q1: What is a Pattachitra painting?

Pattachitra is a traditional Indian art. It originated in Odisha and West Bengal. This form became famous because of the details, mythological themes and the use of natural colours. The word Pattachitra breaks into 'Patta' which means cloth and 'Chitra' which means painting. The word together means painting on cloth. These paintings show Hindu idols and tales from Ramayana and Mahabharata. Traditional Pattachitra artists are called Chitrakars. They use handmade natural dyes and do these paintings with fine detailing. Over time, this art has evolved and artists do it on canvas, wood and palm leaves.

Q2: What is so special about Pattachitra's painting?

Pattachitra paintings are popular because they are traditional Indian art forms. They picture our Hindu Gods and stories and use natural colours and elements. Artists use natural dyes extracted from minerals, vegetables and seashells to make these paintings. They follow a different style and have bold lines, floral borders and detailed storytelling. Pattachitra paintings are completely handmade. It requires immense skill and precision. Each piece can take even weeks or months to complete. The art form originated in temples so it carries deep spiritual and cultural significance. It is kind of a rare and cherished art form.

Q3: How to take care of Pattachitra painting on canvas?

You should know the proper way to clean and maintain these paintings to keep them in their prime condition. Keep it away from direct sunlight to prevent colours from fading. These paintings use natural dyes. Store them in a dry environment. Humidity can cause mould growth or warping of the canvas. Use a soft and dry cloth to clean the painting. Do not use water or chemical cleaners to clean these. If it is framed in glass, clean only the glass surface to prevent moisture from seeping into the painting.

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