This grand Pattachitra depicts the Vishvarupa (cosmic form) of Devi, where multiple divine manifestations emerge from a single, unified feminine source. The central figure represents Shakti as the origin, sustainer, and dissolver of the universe. Surrounding forms, celestial beings, and intricate borders symbolise cosmic order and movement. The expansive scale and layered iconography make this piece deeply meditative and spiritually immersive—ideal as a focal artwork for sacred or contemplative spaces.

This artwork presents Lord Ganesha seated within a richly ornamented temple arch, symbolising auspicious beginnings and divine protection. Rendered in traditional black-and- white Pattachitra style, the focus is on intricate line work, symmetry, and sacred geometry. The monochrome palette enhances the meditative quality, allowing the viewer to engage deeply with form and rhythm rather than colour.

A rare vertical-format Pattachitra that merges classical Ganesha iconography with Odisha’s indigenous tribal motifs. The borders feature stylised birds, animals, and folk patterns— symbols of fertility, rhythm, and harmony with nature. This piece reflects the seamless coexistence of temple traditions and folk culture in Odisha’s artistic heritage.

Here, Ganesha is portrayed in a graceful dancing posture, symbolising joy, creativity, and the rhythm of life. The teal background provides a contemporary contrast while preserving traditional line detailing and proportions. This artwork bridges classical Pattachitra aesthetics with a modern visual sensibility, making it suitable for both traditional and contemporary interiors.