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Hand-Painted Bengal Patachitra – Bird's Wedding | GI-Certified Folk Art by Chandan Chitrakar

Hand-Painted Bengal Patachitra – Bird's Wedding | GI-Certified Folk Art by Chandan Chitrakar

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Celebrate the joy of nature and the magic of Indian folk storytelling with "Bird's Wedding," an enchanting hand-painted Bengal Patachitra by Shri Chandan Chitrakar, a Rabindra Bharati awardee and State Award-winning artist. This delightful composition depicts the ceremonial wedding of two birds, carried in a traditional palanquin and surrounded by a jubilant gathering of birds, symbolising celebration, harmony, companionship, and the beauty of community. Rich in vibrant colours and intricate detailing, the painting transforms an imaginative folk tale into a captivating work of art.

Hand-painted on handmade cloth canvas using traditional Bengal Patachitra techniques, this authentic artwork reflects centuries of artistic heritage. Every intricate motif, decorative border, and expressive figure is meticulously rendered using fine brushwork and natural-inspired colours, preserving the distinctive visual language of the Patua tradition. Beautifully presented in a complimentary premium double-mount frame with a natural wood finish, it is ready to elevate homes, offices, galleries, boutique hotels, and heritage-inspired interiors.

This GI-certified Bengal Patachitra is more than a decorative painting, it is a celebration of India's living folk traditions and a timeless collectible for art enthusiasts, interior designers, and lovers of handcrafted heritage.

The History of Bengal Patachitra

Originating in rural West Bengal, Bengal Patachitra combines painting, music, and storytelling. Created by Patua artists, this centuries-old folk tradition is celebrated for vibrant colours and narrative compositions.

Highlights

  • Authentic GI-Certified Bengal Patachitra
  • Hand-painted by Shri Chandan Chitrakar, Rabindra Bharati awardee and State Award-winning artist
  • Depicts the charming folk tale of a Bird's Wedding with a festive avian procession
  • Painted entirely by hand on handmade cloth canvas
  • Traditional Bengal Patachitra style with intricate detailing and vibrant colours
  • Professionally mounted in a complimentary premium double-mount frame with natural wood finish
  • Ideal for luxury home décor, executive offices, galleries, boutique hotels, and heritage-inspired interiors
  • A meaningful gift for art collectors, weddings, anniversaries, housewarmings, and festive occasions
  • Every artwork is individually handcrafted, making each piece unique

Why You'll Love It

"Bird's Wedding" is a joyful celebration of imagination, tradition, and craftsmanship. Its vibrant colours, lively composition, and intricate hand-painted details invite the viewer into a whimsical world where nature mirrors human celebration. Beyond its decorative appeal, this artwork preserves the storytelling legacy of Bengal's Patua artists, making it a meaningful addition to your collection and a timeless expression of India's rich cultural heritage.

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  • Product Material

    Fabric Canvas

  • Provenance

    West Bengal

  • Product Availability

    Ready to Ship

  • Weight (Gms)

    2000.0

  • Dimensions (cm)

    66 x 72

  • Product Usage

    Wall Mounted

Art Guide

All art pieces are handmade and hence may slightly differ from the images on the website. Any accessory like a frame, panel, back panel, pedastal etc. are complimentary with the products, wherever mentioned and hence not liable for compensation if damaged during shipping.

Shri Chandan Chitrakar

Shri Chandan Chitrakar is an award-winning artist of the Bengal style of Patachitra. Apart from awards from the State government of West Bengal Mr Chitrakar has also been awarded by the Rabindra Bharati University of Shantiniketan. His work depicting themes from mythology and contemporary topics has been presented in international art galleries as well.