Radha Krishna with Dashavatara – Pattachitra Painting
Shri Niranjan Maharana
The Radha Krishna with Dashavatara – Pattachitra Painting is an extraordinary handcrafted masterpiece by National Awardee Niranjan Moharana, one of Odisha's most acclaimed Pattachitra artists. This intricate composition portrays the divine Radha and Lord Krishna at the center, surrounded by beautifully illustrated forms of the Dashavatara (Ten Incarnations of Lord Vishnu) set within an ornate temple-inspired architectural framework. Meticulously hand-painted using traditional Pattachitra techniques, the artwork showcases exceptional linework, intricate detailing, and natural colours, making it a timeless expression of devotion and Odisha's rich artistic heritage. As an original work by a National Award-winning artist, it is a highly collectible piece and a valuable investment for art collectors and connoisseurs.
Key features
- Original handcrafted Pattachitra painting by National Awardee Niranjan Moharana
- Features Radha Krishna surrounded by the Dashavatara of Lord Vishnu
- Hand-painted using authentic Odisha Pattachitra techniques and natural colours
- Intricate temple-inspired architecture with fine ornamental detailing
- Symbolizes divine love, protection, devotion, and the eternal cycle of dharma
- A collectible artwork with exceptional artistic, spiritual, and cultural value
- Ideal for collectors, luxury interiors, temples, galleries, and fine art collections
- Each painting is individually handcrafted, making every artwork unique
- A timeless investment in India's classical Pattachitra painting tradition
SizeH 25 × L 39 inches
As each piece is handmade, dimensions may vary slightly.
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep out of direct sunlight and damp.
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Made by hand, tagged to its maker
Every piece is crafted entirely by hand by a skilled artisan and individually inspected before it ships. Because it is made by hand, small variations in finish, tone and texture are natural - they are the signature of a piece made by a person, not a machine.
