Dashavatar handpainted in Pattachitra art

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Dashavatar Handpainted in Pattachitra Art by Apindra Swain

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Apindra Swain

₹22,000.00

Size : Medium
Dimensions : H: 24(in) by W: 36(in)
Medium : Natural Colors on Canvas

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Renowned artist Apindra Swain's Pattachitra piece, "The Dashavatar: Cosmic Chronicles in Color," skillfully captures the essence of Lord Vishnu's ten divine incarnations. With an enchanting blend of intricate details and vibrant hues, this traditional art form transports viewers into the realm of ancient Indian mythology. Swain's adept hand transforms the Matsya avatar into a mesmerizing anthropomorphic fusion, seamlessly merging Vishnu's divine torso with the graceful form of a fish. The Kurma avatar emerges as a stunning tortoise, a symbol of stability, brilliantly depicted both as a creature and a celestial being. The Varaha avatar, symbolizing strength, takes on a zoomorphic form, showcasing Lord Vishnu's might as a wild boar. Narasimha, the lion-man avatar, is a striking embodiment of the divine vanquishing evil, exquisitely detailed in both form and expression. Vamana, the dwarf Brahmin, is portrayed with delicate divinity, showcasing Lord Vishnu's humility. Parashurama, the Brahman warrior, wields his axe with power, while Lord Rama exudes grace and strength, an epitome of honor. Balrama's depiction is radiant, evoking his role as an agrarian deity with his plough and mace. Buddha's serene presence under the Bodhi Tree exudes peace and enlightenment, a testament to human potential. Lastly, Kalki's portrayal hints at a future savior, destined to end the age of chaos. Each avatar, with its unique color palette and intricate motifs, narrates an ancient tale of divine intervention and cosmic balance. Swain's Pattachitra artistry breathes life into these timeless tales, reminding us of the eternal cycles of existence and the enduring quest for harmony in the universe.

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Apindra Swain

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Apindra Swain is an artist hailing from the Pattachitra-rich village of Raghurajpur, India, where artistic tradition has thrived for generations. Apindra, with deep roots in this cultural legacy, is on an exhilarating journey to reimagine Pattachitra, an ancient art form. From traditional canvases to unconventional items like kettles and bottles, he fearlessly explores the boundaries of this timeless craft. Yet, what sets him apart is his innovative fusion of Pattachitra with the art of calligraphy, creating a mesmerizing blend of old and new that breathes new life into this treasured tradition. Apindra's artistic adventures have carried him across the globe, with exhibitions spanning Hong Kong, Singapore, Mauritius, and various Indian cities. His resounding ambition is to propel the legacy of Pattachitra into a fresh and captivating future, where tradition and innovation intertwine seamlessly.

Pattachitra

Pattachitra is a traditional art form practiced in the eastern states of Odisha, West Bengal, and parts of Bangladesh. Typically it is a scroll painting where stories are painted in panels on a long scroll made of cloth. It is the family heirloom passed from the generation where Patua (painters of Patta) perform the songs (Pater Gaan) narrated in the scroll. This centuries-old tradition is the ode to lord Jagganath in Odisha but mainly illustrates the stories from Hindu mythologies like Ramayana, Mahabharatha, Geet Govind, and Bhagwad Geeta amongst others. Method and Technique As old as the tradition is, the making procedure of Pattachitra also follows the conventional style of preparing the artwork. At first, a mixture of powdered chalk and tamarind seed glue is applied over a canvas cloth and later rubbed to make the surface smooth. After the surface has been prepared, the artist begins the process of drawing the figures, directly with a bamboo brush, either in light red or yellow color, and later fills colors in the drawing. Pattachitra painters typically use natural colors like Ramaraja (indigo), Hingula (a mineral used for red), Haritala (yellow), Kala (lamp black), Sankha (white), and Geru. At the end, another layer of recycled fabric is added to the back of the painting to increase durability. After all the colors are filled, the Pattachitras are varnished using lacquer to protect them from the weather and give a glossy finish.

Product Details

Title

Dashavatar Handpainted in Pattachitra Art by Apindra Swain

Artist

Apindra Swain

Art Style

Pattachitra

Medium

Natural Colors

Size

Medium

Dimension

24 in(H) X 36 in(W)

Themes

Vishnu, Hindu, Mythology

Color

Blue, Black, White, Yellow, Green

Country of Origin

Odisha, India

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