This is a blog about Pattachitra paintings. It discusses the history of Pattachitra paintings, techniques, and styles of Pattachitra and answers some of the commonly asked questions related to this unique folk art from Eastern India. Pattachitra paintings are a type of scroll painting that originated in the 8th century AD. The term Pattachitra is derived from the Sanskrit words patta, which means canvas, and Chitra, which means painting. Pattachitra paintings are typically made with natural colors and depict Hindu deities, mythological stories, and folklore. Pattachitra paintings are an important part of Odia culture and are often used in religious ceremonies.
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