This grand Pattachitra depicts the Vishvarupa (cosmic form) of Devi, where multiple divine manifestations emerge from a single, unified feminine source. The central figure represents Shakti as the origin, sustainer, and dissolver of the universe. Surrounding forms, celestial beings, and intricate borders symbolise cosmic order and movement. The expansive scale and layered iconography make this piece deeply meditative and spiritually immersive—ideal as a focal artwork for sacred or contemplative spaces.

Here, Ganesha is portrayed in a graceful dancing posture, symbolising joy, creativity, and the rhythm of life. The teal background provides a contemporary contrast while preserving traditional line detailing and proportions. This artwork bridges classical Pattachitra aesthetics with a modern visual sensibility, making it suitable for both traditional and contemporary interiors.

This variation features the Jagannath Trinity on a rich red background, symbolising energy, devotion, and celebration. The vibrant palette and ornate borders evoke the festive spirit of Puri’s temple traditions and Rath Yatra. Perfect for intimate devotional corners.

These artworks present the Jagannath triad in multiple background color themes, each carrying a distinct mood and visual energy. The deities are adorned with lotus garlands, ceremonial jewellery, and symbolic hand gestures. The contrasting backgrounds—ranging from warm earthy tones to deep black—enhance the vibrancy of the figures. These paintings are perfect for collectors who appreciate variety while maintaining traditional iconography.

An elevated version of the Ras Leela theme, this artwork features finer detailing in facial expressions, ornamentation, and textile patterns. The use of layered borders and enhanced color transitions reflects advanced craftsmanship. The rhythmic arrangement of the Gopis around Krishna symbolizes divine harmony and eternal bliss. This piece appeals to collectors seeking refined artistic detail within traditional storytelling.

This artwork presents Lord Ganesha seated within a richly ornamented temple arch, symbolising auspicious beginnings and divine protection. Rendered in traditional black-and- white Pattachitra style, the focus is on intricate line work, symmetry, and sacred geometry. The monochrome palette enhances the meditative quality, allowing the viewer to engage deeply with form and rhythm rather than colour.

This expressive portrayal shows Ganesha in a relaxed yet dynamic posture, radiating warmth, abundance, and approachability. Earthy tones, detailed ornamentation, and rhythmic borders highlight the artist’s mastery over traditional techniques. A welcoming presence for homes, workspaces, and entryways.

This classic Pattachitra painting presents the sacred triad of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Devi Subhadra seated on a stylized temple pedestal. Each deity is depicted with iconic large circular eyes, symbolic of divine omniscience. The figures are adorned with hand-painted floral garlands, intricate jewellery, and traditional headgear. Surrounding the deities is an elaborate decorative border filled with floral and geometric motifs, painted using natural colors. The balanced composition and vibrant palette make this artwork ideal for daily worship spaces and auspicious home décor.

This grand panoramic Pattachitra narrates the divine Ras Leela of Lord Krishna, a celebration of cosmic love and devotion. Krishna is shown dancing joyfully with the Gopis beneath moonlit trees, accompanied by musicians playing traditional instruments. Every figure is individually detailed, capturing movement, rhythm, and emotion. The extended horizontal format allows for a continuous storytelling experience, making this piece a centerpiece artwork for large spaces, temples, or galleries.

A rare vertical-format Pattachitra that merges classical Ganesha iconography with Odisha’s indigenous tribal motifs. The borders feature stylised birds, animals, and folk patterns— symbols of fertility, rhythm, and harmony with nature. This piece reflects the seamless coexistence of temple traditions and folk culture in Odisha’s artistic heritage.

Depicting Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra, this compact Pattachitra reflects the core of Odisha’s spiritual identity. The deep black background enhances the iconic circular eyes and symbolic facial geometry unique to Jagannath culture. Despite its small size, the piece carries strong ritual potency.

This elegant Pattachitra showcases Lord Jagannath as the central deity, framed within an ornate temple arch richly embellished with floral, geometric, and mythological motifs. The symmetrical composition draws attention to the expressive face of the deity, crowned with a radiant halo and layered ornaments. The arch symbolizes the sanctum of the Jagannath temple, while the detailed borders reflect the artist’s mastery over fine line work. This painting serves as a powerful spiritual focal point for larger wall spaces.

This compact Ras Leela painting beautifully captures the essence of divine dance and devotion. Lord Krishna stands gracefully among the Gopis, surrounded by flowing garments, musical instruments, and floral elements. The dark background enhances the vibrancy of the figures and creates depth. Despite its smaller size, the artwork conveys a strong narrative and spiritual energy, making it suitable for both devotional and decorative settings.