Fish in Bengal Pattachitra by Laila Chitrakar


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Size : Medium
Dimensions : H: 14 | W: 11 Inches
Medium : Natural Colors on Paper

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In Laila Chitrakar's enchanting Patachitra creation, a vibrant school of fish dances across the canvas, adorned with exquisite hues of pink, yellow, blue, and orange. Each fish, a miniature masterpiece, embodies traditional aesthetics and timeless charm. The symphony of colors and intricate detailing evokes a sense of wonder, captivating viewers with its ethereal beauty. Through skillful strokes and a deep reverence for tradition, Laila Chitrakar breathes life into this aquatic spectacle, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the magical world of Patachitra artistry.
Patachitra, a cherished art form hailing from West Bengal, embodies the rich tradition of storytelling in India. Created by skilled artisans known as Patuas or Chitrakars, these intricate scrolls depict captivating narratives through vivid paintings. The term 'Pata' originates from Sanskrit, referring to cloth, while 'Chitra' signifies painting. These scrolls serve as visual aids to accompany oral renditions of tales, known as Pater Gaan, where stories unfold as the scrolls are unfurled. Using natural mineral and vegetable colors sourced locally, Patachitra exudes bold hues and intricate details. From mythological epics to contemporary themes, these artworks reflect the essence of Indian culture and heritage.


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    Laila

    Laila Chitrakar, a 32-year-old Bengal Pattachitra artist based in Kolkata, West Bengal, carries on a rich artistic legacy spanning seven to eight generations, having learned the craft from her maternal aunt and elder sister. Her talent has garnered widespread acclaim, earning her first prizes in both district and state-level competitions across Kolkata, Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad, where she has showcased her exquisite works at various exhibitions. Among her most cherished creations is "Machli Ki Shaadi," a vibrant portrayal of a fish wedding celebrated with joyous songs, which captivates audiences with its enchanting narrative. Additionally, Laila finds inspiration in depicting scenes from Radha Krishna's love story and the birth legends of tribal communities.

    Utilizing a diverse range of mediums including canvas, coasters, cloth, t-shirts, dupattas, wood, and walls, Laila crafts unique and captivating artworks featuring a variety of subjects such as Durga Ma, fish, tribal motifs, and elements of nature. Despite facing challenges due to her lack of formal education, Laila finds solace in the universal language of art, which transcends barriers and allows her to express herself freely. Her dedication to her craft is unwavering, as she tirelessly devotes herself to her art from dawn till dusk, with the dream of one day receiving the prestigious Rashtrapati Puraskar, recognizing her exceptional talent and contribution to the artistic heritage of India.



    Bengal Pattachitra


    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!



    Product Details

    Title
    Fish in Bengal Pattachitra by Laila Chitrakar
    Artist
    Laila Chitrakar
    Art Style
    Bengal Pattachitra
    Medium
    Natural Colors
    Size
    Medium
    Dimension
    14 in(H) X 11 in(W)
    Themes
    Fish
    Color
    Yellow, Pink, Orange, Multicoloured
    Country of Origin
    West Bengal, India

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