Pattachitra Raas Leela on Silk - Odisha Wall Art

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Pattachitra Raas Leela on Silk - Odisha Wall ArtRaas Leela, the mystic circular dance shared between Krishna and the Gopis, is rendered here in Pattachitra, the traditional scroll painting technique of Odisha, hand painted directly onto silk fabric rather than wood or paper. The entire composition is kept in a monotone palette with a white marble and stone effect, giving the scene a shimmering, almost sculptural quality rather than the bold multicolour typically associated with folk painting.

sized for statement wall placement

Each earring is crafted with precision on a lightweight wooden base

with small lotus motifs worked into the pattern — the kind of gilding you'd find on a palace screen that's been catching sunlight for two hundred years

37 cm in height

Apsaras appear throughout Indian mythology as dancers and muses of the celestial court

Handpainted in vibrant colors

now practiced by only a few families

so that the same goddess looks subtly different from one Puja to the next

the elephant motif is a popular and auspicious choice for housewarmings

one tea table

while Kerala mural painting uses more shading and rounded detailing — so the same peacock motif looks distinctly different across the two art forms

A hook on the back means it's ready to hang as soon as it's assembled

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