
Rare Jagannath Chariot Odisha Pattachitra on Patta
This rare 19th-century Odisha Pattachitra portrays Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra enthroned in their ceremonial chariot, symbolizing divine movement toward devotees. Painted on meticulously prepared patta cloth with natural stone pigments, the composition reveals masterful Puri Chitrakar detailing—expressive deity forms, linear borders, and balanced symmetry.
Time-worn patina, pigment mellowing, and natural surface crackle affirm its authenticity and enhance its collectible appeal. This artwork is ideal for sacred interiors, cultural spaces, and premium art collections seeking valuable Odisha folk-art traditions. The chariot theme, deeply connected to Puri’s Ratha Yatra, conveys spiritual upliftment and divine grace.
Key Highlights
- Rare 19th-century Jagannath triad chariot Pattachitra
- Natural pigments on traditional patta cloth base
- Visible aging adds provenance and character
- Perfect for temples, heritage homes, and luxury décor
- Finely executed Chitrakar iconography
Technical Specifications
| SKU | C3398 |
| Painting Type | Odisha Pattachitra |
| Period | 19th Century |
| Material | Natural pigments, stone colors |
| Medium | Patta Cloth |
| Dimensions | 17 x 15 cm |
| Origin | Puri, Odisha |
| Condition | Old with aged patina |
Story & Symbolism
In Pattachitra, the chariot signifies cosmic journey and the deity’s union with devotees. The triad expresses divine guardianship and spiritual elevation.
USP
A highly collectible chariot-themed Pattachitra with genuine 19th-century aging.
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