Grace with Beauty – DPMp91041

The Odiya and Bengali artists create magic on the canvas with their paint & brush. This beautiful and captivating pattachitra painting is the specimen of that. The images and the colors are complementing each other very well. This piece of art is fondly curated with organic vegetable colors that are fully environmentally friendly.
It is the best option for redefining your home walls that speaks of traditional culture. And you can shop it for gifting your family and friends too on any occasion.

Very Fine Detailing.
Sturdy and Beautiful Frame.
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Amazing Lifetime face Resistance.
Sustainably Sourced.

As the product is handmade, it might have slight irregularities of shape and colour which is a natural outcome of human involvement.

The mask used in the Chhau dance of Purulia is mainly for mythological characters such as Mahishasur-Mardini, Rama-Sita, the fight between Rama and Ravana, etc. Sometimes small Santhal couple masks are used. Mostly made of paper pulp and clay, Chhau masks are often huge in size but not heavy since the performers wear them during the show. The clay molds are first hand-made and dried in the sun known as ‘mati gora’. They are then layered with powdered ashes. Masks could also represent the shaman’s spiritual helpers, which he would try to influence in times of need. Sometimes hung in houses to ward off harmful spirits, masks were also occasionally placed with the dead or used in non-spiritual contexts for popular entertainment. Chau masks are made from paper pulp, cloth, and clay and undergo many interim processes before taking the final form. First, a clay model of a mask is made and dried in direct sunlight to make it hard. It is then covered with powdered ash and layers of papers moistened with gum are pasted on this powdered mask.