Herd Of Deer | Odisha Pattachitra Painting | A5 Frame

This framed A5 size Odisha Pattachitra on tussar silk cloth depicts a herd of spotted deer, or chital - the most graceful sambar of India. Found in dense deciduous or semi-evergreen forests and open grasslands across the country, its coat varies in colour from golden to rufous, dotted with prominent white spots. The chital is usually found in small herds. Chital herd, with their delicate build, is a treat for the eye as they drift through the grasslands and forests of India. Chital has always epitomized gentleness and vulnerability and is associated with the story of golden deer from the Ramayana, the Indian epic that follows Prince Rama's quest to rescue his beloved wife from the demon King Ravana . According to the Ramayana, the demon-ascetic Maricha helped Ravana in the abduction of Sita from the jungle . Maricha magically transformed into a beautiful golden deer, captivating Sita’s attention. He had the motto to distract Rama and Lakshmana away from the hut so that Ravan could kidnap Sita. Features : Size: 5.8 Inch x 8.3 Inch Price is for framed painting. It comes with an attached sturdy back easel stand, and can be displayed on any table top or shelf. Handpainted in Odisha…