Pattachitra, the traditional cloth-scroll painting form of Odisha and West Bengal, gets its name from which two Sanskrit words?

Patta (cloth) and chitra (image). Patta means cloth, and chitra means image or picture. The name describes a picture painted on cloth.

Which painted images are worshipped during the Anasara period at Puri?

Images of Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra. The three Anasara Patis depict Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra. Devotees worship these images during the deities' ritual seclusion.

Which materials are used to prepare the traditional Odisha Pattachitra cloth surface?

Cotton cloth, tamarind-seed glue, and chalk powder. The prepared patta uses cotton cloth, tamarind-seed glue, and chalk powder. This treated surface becomes the painting ground.

Which record correctly distinguishes Orissa Pattachitra from its separately registered logo?

Craft registered in 2008; logo certificate dated 3 February 2014. The GI Registry lists the craft certificate in 2008. It lists a separate logo certificate dated 3 February 2014.

Which subject is commonly represented in Odisha Pattachitra?

Jagannath and episodes from Krishna Leela. Odisha Pattachitra commonly depicts Jagannath, Krishna Leela, and epic stories.

Which Odisha village near Puri is known for its Pattachitra artisan community?

Raghurajpur. Raghurajpur is near Puri and has artisans who make Pattachitra and other crafts.

What does the name Anasara Pati refer to in Odisha’s Jagannath tradition?

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