Konark Temple Pattachitra (Top Piece)
SKU: UABP005
Patta-chitra means painting on cloth/patta. It has flourished in Odisha since earlier than 15th century.
Earth, stone, and mineral colours are used for painting on patta or specialised canvas medium prepared organically for painting such as: vermillion red- hingula (cinnabar); brick red- geru (red ochre); yellow- hartala (orpiment); white- sankh (conch shell); black- lamp black; gum resin- kaintha plant etc.
Here is a big pattachitra painting (13 inches long by 10 inches wide) of Unesco World Heritage Site- Konark Temple on black rudrakshya border cotton Handloom fabric. This can be stitched as a top or a jacket - a most exclusive addition to your wardrobe!
Patta-chitra means painting on cloth/patta. It has flourished in Odisha since earlier than 15th century.
Earth, stone, and mineral colours are used for painting on patta or specialised canvas medium prepared organically for painting such as: vermillion red- hingula (cinnabar); brick red- geru (red ochre); yellow- hartala (orpiment); white- sankh (conch shell); black- lamp black; gum resin- kaintha plant etc.
Here is a big pattachitra painting (13 inches long by 10 inches wide) of Unesco World Heritage Site- Konark Temple on black rudrakshya border cotton Handloom fabric. This can be stitched as a top or a jacket - a most exclusive addition to your wardrobe!