Pattachitra Radha Krishna Wall Mask — Hand-Painted Papier-Mâché, Raghurajpur

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Two divine souls captured in a single harmonized form. This mask brings together Radha and Krishna side-by-side, painted with the refined delicacy of Raghurajpur’s iconic Pattachitra art. From the intricate headwear and lotus eyes to the subtle floral motifs along the facial borders, it serves as a visual hymn to eternal love, harmony, and devotional art.

At a glance

• Hand-sculpted and hand-painted by artisan Kesab Maharana, Raghurajpur

• Traditional Mukha Chitra technique — dual composite facial form

• Size: 12 cm x 7 cm x 16 cm, lightweight, ready to wall-mount

• Rich devotional iconography using classic Pattachitra motifs

The craft Called Mukha Chitra ("face painting") in Odisha, this technique pairs clay-mould sculpting with layered paper and the same natural pigments used in Pattachitra painting. It comes from Raghurajpur and neighbouring Danda Sahi — villages just outside Puri where this craft was never revived for tourism; it simply never stopped.

The artisan Kesab Maharana works the traditional way, start to finish — modelling, layering, and painting himself. In a village where nearly every home has a craftsperson in it, his focus on getting the fine detail right is its own quiet reputation.

Specs: Papier-mâché over hand-sculpted clay mould, chalk-primed, hand-painted · Size: 12 cm x 7 cm x 16 cm · Origin: Raghurajpur, Odisha · Ready to wall-hang. Minor variation piece to piece is normal — it's the hand, not a flaw.

Care: Keep dry, away from humidity and direct sun for long hours. Dust with a soft, dry cloth only.

Every artisan we work with is named, not anonymous — this mask ships with that story attached.

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Two divine souls captured in a single harmonized form. This mask brings together Radha and Krishna side-by-side, painted with the refined delicacy of Raghurajpur’s iconic Pattachitra art. From the intricate headwear and lotus eyes to the subtle floral motifs along the facial borders, it serves as a visual hymn to eternal love, harmony, and devotional art.

At a glance

• Hand-sculpted and hand-painted by artisan Kesab Maharana, Raghurajpur

• Traditional Mukha Chitra technique — dual composite facial form

• Size: 12 cm x 7 cm x 16 cm, lightweight, ready to wall-mount

• Rich devotional iconography using classic Pattachitra motifs

The craft Called Mukha Chitra ("face painting") in Odisha, this technique pairs clay-mould sculpting with layered paper and the same natural pigments used in Pattachitra painting. It comes from Raghurajpur and neighbouring Danda Sahi — villages just outside Puri where this craft was never revived for tourism; it simply never stopped.

The artisan Kesab Maharana works the traditional way, start to finish — modelling, layering, and painting himself. In a village where nearly every home has a craftsperson in it, his focus on getting the fine detail right is its own quiet reputation.

Specs: Papier-mâché over hand-sculpted clay mould, chalk-primed, hand-painted · Size: 12 cm x 7 cm x 16 cm · Origin: Raghurajpur, Odisha · Ready to wall-hang. Minor variation piece to piece is normal — it's the hand, not a flaw.

Care: Keep dry, away from humidity and direct sun for long hours. Dust with a soft, dry cloth only.

Every artisan we work with is named, not anonymous — this mask ships with that story attached.

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