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Saraswati in Bengal Pattachitra by Swarna Chitrakar for sale
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Maa Saraswati on a swan: Bengal Pattachitra by Manoranjan Chitrakar
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Revel in the Divine Bengal Pattachitra Painting by Manoranjan Chitrakar
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Kalighat style by Manoranjan Chitrakar-Paintings by Master Artists
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Saraswati, Kalighat Art
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The Bengal Pattachitra is a visual and oral art tradition practised by the Patuas or Chitrakars of West Bengal. Islamic by faith, Patua artists represent a unique and secular art tradition. They earn their livelihood by telling stories from Hindu Mythology, local folklores, Sufi tradition and contemporary themes through paintings and songs. Though the origin of the Patua tradition has been difficult to trace for art historians, some claim the oral form goes back all the way to the 10th or 11th century CE!

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