Jagannath badashringhara besa” is a fabric color on silk cloth-based creation of Subhalaxmi Chintak. In square orientation with dimensions of 6.69″ X 7.87″(16.99cm X 19.99cm). This is a traditional painting called pattachitra. It is a traditional form of art called pattachitra. Patachitra is a unique folk tradition of visual storytelling accompanied by songs. In Patachitra, stories are painted as frames on long scrolls and the Patuas gradually unfurl them while presenting the story through their songs. “ Jagannath badashringhara besa” In Odia and Sanskrit, Besha means dress or adornment. All year long, many beshas are worn by Lord Jagannath and his siblings. The Bada Singhara Besha is the most significant decoration of the day out of all the beshas of Lord Jagannath and his siblings. Every evening before Ratri Pahuda, it is performed. The deities are served with all cool delicacies since the “Bada Singhara-costume” is related to sleep or slumber and is associated with bedtime. Sleep is difficult to achieve without a cool body. Because of this, sandalwood paste is applied to the holy bodies of the three gods.

Theme suitable for: pattachitra is a traditional form of art but is appreciated by all due to its versatility, bright colors, and intricate design. Along with its aesthetics, it has the charm to brighten up any walls. It brings us a step closer to our culture through its narratives, hence this painting would be suitable for a bedroom, study room, and drawing room.