A stunning patachitra saree that tells tales of our past through the beautiful Patachitra folk art form.
This saree depicts the Mathura gaman of lord Krishna on the invitation of his uncle, the evil Kansa. The saree is a masterpiece and there's top class workmanship evident - the chariot has been depicted in painstaking detail The gopis spread themselves on the road to stop the lord from proceeding. The pallu has details of the village life in Vraj - cowherds and shepherds moving about, women going about their chores.
A lovingly Handwoven and painted pure silk saree by one of our women artist. It’ll get you attention whether you seek it or not.
Patachitra is the folk art of Odisha and originated in the 12th century in Punri, Odisha. It depicts various themes based on the life of Lord Jagannath.
Material - Desi tassar Silk
Paints – Acrylic
Pallu – 1.25 meters of painting/ Border work with gopis dancing
Dimension – 6.25 metres including running blouse
