Patachitra: Gauri and Ganesha
Patachitra: Gauri and Ganesha
SKU:WAPCB03
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The Aravali team proudly brings you traditional, hand-painted Bengal Patachitra. This art form is GI-certified by the Government of India. The Bengal Patachitra tells stories about mythology, religion, folklore, or social issues. Bengal Patachitra's artist is called Patua or Chitrakar. Traditionally, Chitrakars travelled from village to village telling their tales and unwrapping scrolls scene by scene, combining storytelling, painting, and singing. Aravali has partnered with the best Patachitra artists in India to bring authentic Patachitra to our patrons. This painting was created by a Rabindra Bharati awardee and state award winner. Each of these paintings take many hours of hard work and patience to complete. More complex themes might need weeks to finish.
The painting depicts the bond of love between a mother and her child. The bond that is not just human but also divine. Like many concepts of Hinduism where the divine is humanized, this depiction of a bond of love between Gauri and Ganesha brings the humans and Gods to the same plain where Gods become relatable. Bring home this unique piece of wall art home and immerse yourself in the divine bond of love.
- Ships Within 2 Days
- Refer to the Return Policy
- GI Certified


Product Information
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Product Material
Fabric Canvas
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Provenance
West Bengal
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Product Availability
Ready to Ship
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Weight (Gms)
610.0
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Dimensions (cm)
55 x 45
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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.
Artist: Chandan Chitrakar
Mr 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.