Name: Nauka Vihar Raas Leela -Handcrafted PremiumTussar &amp; Modal Silk Pattachitra Saree |Steel Blue
Brand: Project rangamaati
SKU: PATCHSAREE02
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Nauka Vihar Raas Leela -Handcrafted PremiumTussar & Modal Silk Pattachitra Saree |Steel Blue

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Nauka Vihar Raas Leela -Handcrafted PremiumTussar & Modal Silk Pattachitra Saree |Steel Blue

Original price was: Rs.18,550.00.Current price is: Rs.14,775.00. Incl GST

This painting depicts a scene of Nauka Vihar Of Lord Krishna performing Rasa Leela with

Radha and other Gopis. Rasa means ‘aesthetics’,’nectar’, ’emotion’ or ‘sweet

taste’ and leela means ‘act’, ‘play’ or ‘dance’, which translates to ‘a play of sweet Love’.

The base of the saree is Steel Blue with Multi colour artwork all over it,the pallu of the saree depicts ” Nauka Vihar of Radha Krishna with Gopinis” painted with beautiful intricate lines.

Through bright Colors we see Lord Krishna seated in a boat with his sweetheart ,Radha and other Gopikas while two of them look on from the banks. The lotus spangled lake and budding trees in the backdrop make this boat ride a delightful experience.

More than a Saree its a Canvas reflecting a Vision from a time of ultimate devotion and surrender to supreme to Love.

The blouse of the saree also has beautifully done motifs in borders.

Project rangamaati is working with few Award Winning Master Pattachitra/ Chitrakars /Patuas ( Craftsman ) to revive this declining art and increase awareness about Natural Dyes and Hand Painting to present to you timeless Master Pieces.Our Pattachitra Handpainted Silk Saree,Dupattas are exquisite work of art and emerges with its Unique ethnic look,no additional chemical or Dyes are applied on the same to enhance its look & Feel ,rather the deep rooted Contemporary Original look is retained .

Specifications :

Fabric : Pure Tussar & Modal Silk Woven
Shrinkage : 0%.
Transparency : 0%.
Shades & Color : Steel Blue
Specialty:Handpainted using Azo Free lead free based Dyes,
Authentic Ethnic : Ancient Designs infused with modern taste & Preferenaces.
Made by : Veteran Artisans belonging hailing from Raghurajpur,Odisha and Naya Gram ,Pingla ,West Bengal.
Fabric Care : Dry Clean Only. Iron On Reverse. Do Not Bleach or Expose this Saree to excessive Heat and Sunlight . Do not Directly Spray,Deodarants or Fragrance on the Saree.

Additional Information:This Limited Edition Silk Saree is handpainted using lead free dye.The paintings might have slight irregularities in the motif & colours which results from the human involvement in the process & is a hallmark of handcrafted products and adds to its Aesthetic Value

Shipping Information :100% Original products. Dispatched within 2 business days. This item is not eligible for Return or Cash on Delivery (COD).

At Project rangamaati We believe in building a more “Just and Sustainable” World by creating opportunities for skilled craftspersons to thrive with Dignity.By partnering directly with over 350 Artisans—and Supporting more than 1,500 indirectly—we ensure Fair Wages, Transparent Trade Practices, and Long-Term Support. Every product you see here is a testament to the Dedication, Creativity, and Heritage of the communities we work with. Our focus is on Organically Natural, Craft-based contemporary collections that honor age-old traditions like Weaving, Dyeing, Embroidery, Block Printing, and Hand Crafting.

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Description

Woven with the soul of tradition and the spirit of artistry, these sarees are handcrafted using age-old techniques from the revered art of Pattachitra, brought to life by master artisans from the serene, story-filled villages of Odisha. Each piece is a poetic fusion—where the timeless elegance of handloom heritage meets the intricate grandeur of historic Pattachitra.

The pallu unfolds like a canvas, adorned with delicate brushstrokes that echo tales of art, craft, and culture—an ode to the legacy of a land steeped in beauty.Intricately woven, traditionally crafted, these Sarees are truly an original piece of art that you can drape.

Item:
Measurements : Saree: Length – 6.3 metres (including blouse material). Width – 113 centimetres. Blouse Material :Length – 80 centimetres.
Artwork : Pattachitra Hand Painting.
Materials : Premium Tussar silk and Modal Silk yarns woven. it has opulence of silk and the comfort of cotton,premium Banana Silk is a fine and soft textured rich weave.
Weight (Grams) : 750 -800 grams (approximately).
Designs: Traditionally Ethnic & Contemporary.Drawing inspiration from ” Nauka Vihar Raas Leela ” of SHRI KRISHNA
* Suitable for all types of Occassions,be it Festivity or Family Gathering or Office Meeting.
* Can be worn with heavy Dokra Jewlery or Light weight minimalistic Jewelry.

The colors seen in the image may vary from the actual product due to different computer screen resolutions and displays.

Know about Your Artisan :
Bibhuti Behra :I am Bibhuti Bera, a 29-year-old Pattachitra artist hailing from Raghurajpur, India’s first heritage village.I belong to a lineage of traditional artists and learnt this ancient art form, which dates back to the 5th century BC, from my father, a nationally acclaimed Pattachitra master . My themes include the Dasavataras, Krishna Leela, Ramayana episodes, and Ardhanariswara, depicted with intricate motifs and vibrant colors.

Collaborating with my family and team, I feel proud to blend tradition with wearable art.
Our storytelling through paintings remains rooted in culture yet reaches new audiences.
The opportunity to narrate epics in a simple, lucid form through fashion is both meaningful and inspiring.
Each stroke on silk reflects our devotion to preserving Odisha’s legacy.Working with Rangamaati empowers us to keep Raghurajpur’s traditions thriving.This journey is not just art—it’s my identity, heritage, and pride.

Know Your Saree : Each handpainted Pattachitra saree tells a story, often inspired by epics like the Ramayana, Mahabharata, or the life of Lord Jagannath, a revered deity in Odisha. The paintings are done with exceptional detail using fine brushes and organic dyes, maintaining the time-honored techniques passed down through generations. Artists take days, sometimes weeks, to complete a single saree, ensuring that every motif — be it floral borders, divine figures, or tribal folklore — is executed with precision and devotion.

Crafted on pure silk, the saree combines the elegance and sheen of silk with the earthy vibrance of folk art. The texture of silk provides a smooth canvas that enhances the sharpness and color depth of the Pattachitra work. Often, the pallu (decorative end of the saree) becomes the main focal point, featuring elaborate, storytelling scenes framed by ornamental borders that run along the edges.

These sarees are more than garments; they are heirlooms that reflect centuries-old traditions and the skilled labor of artisans who rely on their craft for livelihood.