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Original folk art of West Bengal

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The Warrior Goddess: Durga Maa in Gomira Mask by Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

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Artist - Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

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Maa Durga in Gomira Mask by Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

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Goddess Durga in Gomira Mask by Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

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Durga Maa: The Warrior Goddess in Gomira Mask by Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

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Durga Maa in Gomira Mask by Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

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Mahishasura Mardini in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

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24 in X 14 in

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Mahishasura Mardini with the Golden Lion in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

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24 in X 14 in

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Durga Pooja Procession in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

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29 in X 24 in

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Maa Durga with the Celestial Pantheon in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

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48 in X 29 in

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Maa Durga and the Hindu Pantheon in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

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48 in X 29 in

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Rhythms of Devotion: Maa Durga and her pantheon in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

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48 in X 29 in

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The Display of Shakti: Durga Puja in Kalighat and Pattachitra Art by Sonali Chitrakar

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48 in X 29 in

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The Celebration of Divine: Durga as Mahishasura Mardini in Kalighat and Pattachitra Art by Sonali Chitrakar

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48 in X 29 in

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Tribal Goddess Durga in Chhau Mask by Dharmendra Sutradhar

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18 in X 12 in

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Mahishasuramardini in Kalighat by Uttam Chitrakar

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30 in X 22 in

Artist - Uttam Chitrakar

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Goddess Durga as Mahishasuramardini In Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

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15.5 in X 12 in

Artist - Sonali Chitrakar

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Lord Ganesha and Goddess Durga in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

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29 in X 24 in

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Goddess Durga In Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

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48 in X 29 in

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Maa Durga in Uttam Chitrakar’s Kalighat

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45.5 in X 26 in

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Durga Wooden mask by Paramesh Sarkar

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Durga Wooden mask by Paramesh Sarkar

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Mahishasura mardini in Kalighat by Uttam Chitrakar

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22 in X 28 in

Artist - Uttam Chitrakar

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Maa Durga in Kalighat by Uttam Chitrakar

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22 in X 28 in

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Durga In Sholapith By Sunil Haldar

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36 in X 24 in

Artist - Sunil Halder

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Goddess Durga in Chhau Mask by Dharmendra Sutradhar

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10 in X 8 in

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Maa Durga and Lord Ganesha in Bengal Pattachitra by Manoranjan Chitrakar

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11 in X 7 in

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Maa Durga and Lord Ganesha in Bengal Pattachitra by Manoranjan Chitrakar

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Mahishasuramardini in Bengal Pattachitra by Laila Chitrakar

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22 in X 14 in

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Goddess Durga as Mahishasuramardini in Bengal Pattachitra by Laila Chitrakar

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Mahishasuramardini in Bengal Pattachitra by Laila Chitrakar

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About West Bengal's Arts and Paintings

West Bengal, known as the "Cultural Capital of India," is a state renowned for its vibrant arts and crafts scene. From vibrant paintings to intricate crafts, Bengal's art forms reflect a blend of tradition, creativity, and profound storytelling.

Kalighat Painting

Kalighat painting emerged around the Kalighat Kali Temple in Kolkata during the 19th century. Initially serving as mementos for pilgrims, these paintings evolved into a distinct style influenced by European watercolor techniques and local themes.

Kalighat artists used inexpensive paper or cloth as their canvas, applying natural dyes and watercolors.

Known for their bold lines and vibrant colors, Kalighat paintings often depict mythological figures, daily life scenes, and social satire. They capture the essence of Bengali culture with simplicity and narrative depth.

Nakshi Kantha Embroidery

Nakshi Kantha embroidery originated in rural Bengal, particularly in Nadia, Murshidabad, and Jessore. Traditionally, women stitched Kanthas using old sarees and dhotis, layering them with intricate running stitches to create quilts and covers.

Embroidery is typically done on cotton or silk fabric using colored threads, often recycled from old garments. Natural dyes derived from plants and minerals were traditionally used to color the threads.

Nakshi Kantha is renowned for its meticulous needlework and storytelling motifs. The embroidery features geometric patterns, floral designs, animals, birds, and scenes from everyday life, each piece reflecting the personal narrative and artistic prowess of the maker.

Patachitra Painting

Patachitra paintings have their roots in the Medinipur and Bardhaman districts of West Bengal. The term "Patachitra" comes from "Pata," meaning cloth, and "Chitra," meaning picture. These paintings are deeply rooted in local folk culture and religious traditions.

Patachitra paintings are executed on cloth or dried palm leaves using natural colors derived from minerals, vegetables, and plants. Brushes made from animal hair and black ink from lamp soot mixed with tamarind seed gum are used for outlining.

Characterized by bold lines and vibrant colors, Patachitra paintings depict scenes from Hindu mythology, particularly stories of gods and goddesses like Krishna, Durga, and Radha-Krishna. The paintings blend traditional motifs with artistic creativity, capturing the spiritual essence and cultural ethos of Bengal.

West Bengal's art and craft traditions reflect the state's cultural diversity and its deep-rooted connection with literature, music, and theater. The master artists and craftsmen have played a vital role in preserving and reviving these traditional art forms, ensuring that West Bengal continues to be a hub of creativity and artistic expression.

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Original folk art of West Bengal

The Warrior Goddess: Durga Maa in Gomira Mask by Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

Maa Durga in Gomira Mask by Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

Goddess Durga in Gomira Mask by Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

Not sure which piece?

Durga Maa: The Warrior Goddess in Gomira Mask by Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

Durga Maa in Gomira Mask by Kalyan Chandra Sarkar

Mahishasura Mardini in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

Mahishasura Mardini with the Golden Lion in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

Durga Pooja Procession in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

Maa Durga with the Celestial Pantheon in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

Maa Durga and the Hindu Pantheon in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

Rhythms of Devotion: Maa Durga and her pantheon in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

The Display of Shakti: Durga Puja in Kalighat and Pattachitra Art by Sonali Chitrakar

The Celebration of Divine: Durga as Mahishasura Mardini in Kalighat and Pattachitra Art by Sonali Chitrakar

Tribal Goddess Durga in Chhau Mask by Dharmendra Sutradhar

Mahishasuramardini in Kalighat by Uttam Chitrakar

Goddess Durga as Mahishasuramardini In Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

Lord Ganesha and Goddess Durga in Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

Goddess Durga In Kalighat by Sonali Chitrakar

Maa Durga in Uttam Chitrakar’s Kalighat

Durga Wooden mask by Paramesh Sarkar

Durga Wooden mask by Paramesh Sarkar

Mahishasura mardini in Kalighat by Uttam Chitrakar

Maa Durga in Kalighat by Uttam Chitrakar

Durga In Sholapith By Sunil Haldar

Goddess Durga in Chhau Mask by Dharmendra Sutradhar

Maa Durga and Lord Ganesha in Bengal Pattachitra by Manoranjan Chitrakar