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Lord Krishna Showing Vishvarupa to Arjuna | Pattachitra Painting

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Item Code: DDN779
Artist: Rabi Behera
Specifications:
Watercolor on Handmade Canvas
Dimensions 18 inch Height X 12 inch Width
Handmade
Handmade
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100% Made in India
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A Divine Revelation: Lord Krishna's Vishvarupa

This exquisite Pattachitra painting captures the awe-inspiring moment when Lord Krishna reveals his Vishvarupa – his cosmic form – to Arjuna, as vividly described in the Bhagavad Gita. The painting, executed in the traditional Pattachitra style using vibrant watercolors on handmade canvas, is a stunning example of Odisha's rich artistic heritage. The intricate details and rich color palette bring to life this pivotal moment in Hindu mythology. Witness the radiant deity, resplendent in celestial attire, his multiple arms wielding divine weapons and symbols. The scene is set against a deep black background, enhancing the luminosity of Krishna's form and the surrounding celestial elements. The sun and moon, symbols of cosmic power, flank the central figure.

The Story Behind the Masterpiece

The Bhagavad Gita, a cornerstone of Hindu philosophy, recounts the moment during the Kurukshetra war when Arjuna, overwhelmed by the prospect of fighting his kin, despairs and contemplates abandoning the battle. It is then that Krishna, his charioteer and guide, reveals his Vishvarupa, a form encompassing the entire universe. This vision, encompassing all gods and beings, fills Arjuna with awe and reaffirms his duty to righteousness. This painting is a beautiful representation of this transformative event, capturing the divine power and the profound spiritual message embedded in the Bhagavad Gita. The depiction of Krishna's Vishvarupa is traditionally understood as a manifestation of the divine's limitless, boundless nature – a cosmic dance of creation, preservation and destruction. The sheer detail in the painting allows us to appreciate the artistic mastery of the Pattachitra tradition, which relies heavily on symbolic representation to tell stories about the Hindu pantheon.

The Art of Pattachitra: A Glimpse into Odisha's Soul

Pattachitra, meaning "picture on cloth," is a traditional painting style from the eastern Indian state of Odisha. For centuries, it has been practiced by local artisans, passing down techniques and themes through generations. The use of natural pigments, often sourced from minerals and plants, contributes to the rich and luminous colours characteristic of the style. The paintings are typically created on hand-made canvas that adds an additional layer of artisanal skill and beauty. The fine detail of this painting highlights the skill and artistry involved in the creation of a Pattachitra; from the rendering of the complex facial expressions to the detailed embellishment of Krishna's clothing and weaponry. This particular piece showcases the mastery of the Pattachitra style, its vivid colors and intricate details vividly illustrating the story and the divine form it depicts. Owning this piece is akin to owning a piece of Odisha's history and soul.

A Timeless Masterpiece for Your Home

This 18-inch high by 12-inch wide Pattachitra painting is a captivating piece of art that will enhance the aesthetic appeal of any space. Its intricate detail, brilliant colors, and the profound spiritual significance of the subject make it a truly unique piece. Perfect as a statement piece in your living room, meditation space or study, this artwork is sure to be a conversation starter for decades to come. This handcrafted piece adds depth and warmth to any home decor, bridging the gap between antiquity and modern art. More than just a painting, it is a window into a rich culture and a powerful spiritual narrative.
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