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Hand-painted on Cotton ClothA classic Pattachitra of the Puri trinity with intricate border work.
Living traditions of Odisha — paintings, textiles, and crafts made by master artisans and sourced directly from them.
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The iconic scroll paintings of Odisha, hand-painted on cloth using natural colours. Each piece tells stories from the Jagannath mythology and Krishna’s life.
View Details A classic Pattachitra of the Puri trinity with intricate border work.
View Details The ten incarnations of Vishnu painted in the traditional style.
View Details Fine etchings on palm leaf, the traditional Odia manuscript art.

Delicate silver filigree artefacts from Cuttack — miniature temple replicas, jewellery, and decorative pieces of extraordinary craftsmanship.
View Details A handcrafted silver model of the Jagannath Temple.
View Details Traditional stone carvings inspired by the sculptures of Konark and Bhubaneswar — idols, wall panels, and decorative pieces carved from soft khondalite stone.
A hand-carved replica of the famous Konark chariot wheel.
Vibrant Odia handloom — ikat sarees, cotton fabrics, and traditional towels — woven by weavers of Nuapatna and Bargarh.
The colourful appliqué tradition of Pipli — canopies, umbrellas, lampshades, and home décor in bright, joyful patterns.
The iconic bright umbrella of Pipli, hand-stitched with mirrors.

The ancient lost-wax metal casting craft — tribal figurines, jewellery, and décor pieces from the skilled artisans of Odisha and Chhattisgarh.
View Details A set of hand-cast tribal figures with rustic charm.
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