A beautifully hand-painted patachitra saree (Indian folk art) depicting the Lord Krishna leading Arjuna to the battle of Kurukshetra in the Mahabharata epic. Check the saniks on the bottom border as they make their way to the battle field. Upada silks are light weight ones, easy to wear and carry.
Folk Art Form : Patachitra from Odisha
A 12th century art form that originated during the building of the Jagannath Puri dham. In its original form patachitra had stories from lord Krishna's life (both early and later)
Hand-painted by artist Mrunal
Material – Upada Silk Dimension – 5.50 metres with 80 cms of running blouse in contrast
Product care: Hand painted sarees are dry cleaned and ironed on the reverse side of the painting
