Antique Painting Jagannath Odisha Pattachitra Painting

This exceptional large-format Odisha Pattachitra from the 19th century portrays the sacred triad—Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra—in an iconic temple-style form central to Puri’s devotional art heritage. Painted on traditional patta cloth using natural mineral pigments, the artwork showcases the depth of classical Chitrakar mastery: bold outlines, rhythmic shading, refined facial iconography, and meticulously executed borders.

The painting has aged gracefully over nearly a century, displaying natural patina, surface texture variations, and pigment mellowing that testify to its authenticity. Its grand scale and devotional intensity make it a standout piece for temples, luxury heritage interiors, museum spaces, and discerning collectors seeking rare Odisha folk art of significant presence.

Key Highlights

• Large 19th-century Odisha Pattachitra of the Jagannath triad
• Hand-painted on patta cloth with natural pigments
• Rich patina and surface aging confirming provenance
• Museum-worthy scale and decorative detailing
• Ideal for cultural interiors, temples, and premium collections

Technical Specifications

Story & Symbolism

The triad represents divine protection and universal harmony, believed to bring auspiciousness and spiritual grounding wherever displayed.

USP

A monumental antique Pattachitra with rare scale, fine detailing, and museum-level devotional presence.