“Babu biwi” is a natural color on paper-based creation by Sahajan Chittrakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions of 18" X 22"(45.72cm X 55.88cm). Is a folk Kalighat painting. Painted mostly on mill-made paper with flowing brushwork and bold dyes (often homemade), Kalighat paintings are said to have originated in the vicinity of the iconic Kalighat kali temple in Kolkata. “Babu Biwi” is a satirical comment on the society of rich husbands and wives. The artist gives a humorous touch to the painting expressing the relationship between husband and wife.


Theme suitable for: The theme of this folk painting is folk and tribal. It adds up an authentic glorifying look to your flat walls creating a magnificent and buoyant impact over you and making your heart bump with vivid optimistic energy. These forms and sizes of painting are suitable for your praying room, studying room, or living room with a tradition or folk aesthetics.

Subjects: Folk painting
Materials: Paper
Mediums: Natural color
Size: 18" X 22"(45.72cm X 55.88cm)
Theme:
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office.

Paintings

Babu Biwi, Patachitra painting for wall

Artwork details: 
 
 <ul>
 <li>Medium: NATURAL COLOR ON PAPER</li>
 <li>Size: 18.0 x 22.0 inch</li> 
 <li>Style: Tribal Art Kalighat Painting</li> 
 <li>Subject matter: Wildlife Human Figures Divine & Spiritual Tribal & Folk Nature</li>
 <li>Style/Theme: Traditional Indian</li>
 <li>Artist: Sahajan Chitrakar </li> 
 <li>Benefits: A Krishna painting can be an extremely uplifting energy source that can make everyone in the house happy.
 Living Room - A Krishna painting can be placed in the living room as it radiates a sense of calmness and peace.
 Office - Installing a Krishna's Painting at your office will help you approach difficulties without tension by reducing stress.
 Study Room - Krishna Painting should be placed in the study room as it cam provide a more peaceful state of mind.</li>
 <li>Perfect for: Living Room Home Entrance Home Passage Stairway</li>
 <li>Don't miss out on this unique artwork, Shop Now.</li>
 </ul>

Bal Krishna Original Natural Color Painting, Gagi dwar Krishna Yashoda

“Babu biwi 2 ” is a natural color on paper-based creation by Sahajan Chittrakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions of 18" X 22"(45.72cm X 55.88cm). It is a folk Kalighat painting. Painted mostly on mill-made paper with flowing brushwork and bold dyes (often homemade), Kalighat paintings are said to have originated in the vicinity of the iconic Kalighat kali temple in Kolkata. “Babu-Bibi” series, cover the entire gamut of human emotions, from romantic love, and family duty to fear and satire. This painting has subtle humor injected into it. In this painting, we can see an image of wealthy, high-class Bengali babus, who spent hours grooming and spoiling their wives in an effort to emulate the leisured lifestyle of their British masters.

Theme suitable for: The theme of this folk painting is folk and tribal. It adds up an authentic glorifying look to your flat walls creating a magnificent and buoyant impact over you and making your heart bump with vivid optimistic energy. These forms and sizes of painting are suitable for your praying room, studying room, or living room with a tradition or folk aesthetics.

Subjects: Folk painting
Materials: Paper
Mediums: Natural color
Size: 18" X 22"(45.72cm X 55.88cm)
Theme:
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office.

Babu Biwi 2

About
A natural color painting illustrating the three significant characters from India's one of the most well-known mythological stories, The Ramayana, Ram, Sita, and Lakshman are well portrayed through the natural colors over the paper in a duotone texture. Ramayana is a Sanskrit epic, of the ancient days that narrates how prince Rama rescues his wife Sita from the evil clutches of Ravana with the help of a troop of monkeys. This epic was known to be written by the sage Valmiki and was dated around 500 BCE to 100 BCE. In a short note, the story portrays how ram is sent to exile by his stepmother after he won the hands of a beautiful princess Sita. And so after the marriage ram and sita went on an exile where Lakshman accompanied them. In the woods, Sita was abducted by Ravana after Lakshman chopped off his sister’s nose. Ram assembled the monkeys and went in search of his wife Sita and after the allies attacked Lanka, ram rescued her after that Sita has to entire fire just to prove her sanity but was restored by her husband later.
 
Features:
The Ramayan painting is a work of Indian tribal art and Kalighat painting over the canvas of dimensions 45.72 cm X 55.88 cm on portrait orientation. The natural color painting was curated by artist Sahajan Chitrakar illustrating the almighty in such a creative and elegant way. Kalighat paintings are the ones that are getting evolved and are gaining popularity as a pretty unique genre of Indian painting from the 19th-century Kolkata, in West Bengal. They are mostly characterized by vivid shades and bold outlines and depict gods and several other mythological characters, and are basically known to be the reflection of variant themes. They are easy to make artworks with a very low cost of spending on the resources that are sufficient to sustain the artist. Tribal arts are known to be the distinctive energy one anticipates from the rural areas, and carves out a totally creative piece of work in varied shades and textures, that mainly act as an undercurrent to the craftsmen of the tribal people.
 
Theme and suitable for:
This painting is a reflection of the spiritual and devotional theme of the Hindu culture. The ultimate intentions behind the painting are to create a devotional impact on the viewer along with creating an inspiration regarding love and unity. The artist carved out the best illustrations, portraying the godly epitome in a quite different aspect that would suit your wall over the living room, bedroom, and worship room with a contemporary or traditional room aesthetic. 
This Ramayan painting will be delivered to you unframed in a core tube until rolling is not possible.

Ramayan

“Saraswati” is a natural color on paper-based creation by Sahajan Chittrakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions of 17" X 22"(43.18cm X 55.88cm). It is a Kalighat folk painting of Goddess Saraswati. Hindu Goddess Maa (Mother) Saraswati is the embodiment of learning, imagination, and music. The Sanskrit word "saras," which means "that which is fluid," is the source of the name Saraswati. Maa Saraswati is renowned for her ability to make order out of chaos and for being tranquil and centered. We can see other symbols of purity such as the lotus and the swan.

Theme suitable for:  The theme of this folk painting is folk and tribal. It adds up an authentic glorifying look to your flat walls creating a magnificent and buoyant impact over you and making your heart bump with vivid optimistic energy. These forms and sizes of painting are suitable for your praying room, studying room, or living room with a tradition or folk aesthetics.

Subjects: Folk painting
Materials: Paper
Mediums: Natural color
Size: 18" X 22"(45.72cm X 55.88cm)
Theme:
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office.

Saraswati

“Krishna Yashoda” is a natural color on paper-based creation by Sahajan Chittrakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions of 18" X 22"(45.72cm X 55.88cm). It is a folk Kalighat painting with a spiritual aspect to it. It reflects the bond between Lord Krishna and his mother Yashoda. The relationship between Yashoda and Sri Krishna is one of the most celebrated mother-son relationships of all time. Yashoda’s unfathomable love for Krishna has inspired many works of art. She is an integral part of Krishna’s childhood lilas. In this painting, we can see Yashoda maa feeding baby Krishna. The artist uses bright natural hues which catch our attention.

Theme suitable for: The theme of this folk painting is folk and tribal. It adds up an authentic glorifying look to your flat walls creating a magnificent and buoyant impact over you and making your heart bump with vivid optimistic energy. These forms and sizes of painting are suitable for your praying room, studying room, or living room with a traditional or folk aesthetics.

Subjects: Folk painting/ Lord Krishna painting
Materials: Paper
Mediums: Natural color
Size: 18" X 22"(45.72cm X 55.88cm)
Theme:
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office.

Bal Krishna Yashoda Original Natural color painting & wall art

About
A duotone-shaded work of natural color that illustrates Goddess Durga, in her fierce posture riding upon her lion. Her eyes and posture reflect her aggressive and fierce attitude, while her hand gestures limn the motherhood that hides within the goddess. The deity portrayed through the painting is symbolic of feminine strength, also being depicted in a variety of Vedic literature as the incarnation of power, determination, wisdom, and even punishment. This epitome was known to be incarnated for the end of a demonly power, that was consistently causing harm to innocent people. In several manuscripts and mythologies, goddess Durga is also known to be another form of goddess Parvati. 
 
Features:
This Durga painting is a work of Indian tribal art and Kalighat painting over the canvas of dimensions 45.72 cm X 55.88 cm on portrait orientation. The natural color painting was curated by artist Sahajan Chitrakar illustrating the almighty in such a creative and elegant way. Kailghat paintings are the ones. That is getting evolved as a pretty unique genre of Indian painting from the 19th-century Kolkata, in West Bengal. They are mostly characterized by vivid shades and bold outlines and depict gods and several other mythological characters, and are basically known to be the reflection of variant themes. They are easy to make artworks with a very low cost spent on the resources that are sufficient to sustain the artist. Tribal arts are the distinctive energy one anticipates from the rural areas, and carve out a totally creative piece of work in varied shades and textures, that mainly act as an undercurrent to the craftsmen of the tribal people.
 
Theme and suitable for:
This painting brings about the sense of vibrance and diversity within a frame, all together hung over your wall in the form of art. The Durga painting not only gives a devotional boost to your rooms but also culture is taken to that corner. One feels optimistically boosted and lifted from within after giving a glance over the painting, that would perfectly fit the wall of the living areas, hallways, guestrooms, and praying rooms with a contemporary or traditional aesthetic.
This natural color painting will be delivered to you unframed in a core tube until rolling is not possible.

Ganga

Choubhuj Gaurang

Babu Biwi 4

Ganga 2

About:
A naturally colour-based tale being set forth through the rarely found tribal art painting. The painting narrates a happy story, where people are dancing on the beats of some sort of instruments while there are some birds spotted merely dancing while moving their feathers. The natural colour-based painting basically signifies a happy event in the Indian culture where all are pretty excited and covered with joy. This tribal painting basically depicts the view of an artist over any special event or occasion that takes place in Indian culture in the most colourful and glorious way. The multi-hued shades of the woman and the birds add up extra effects to the delightful painting.

Features:
This original Indian artwork is known as The Pattachitra. It is known for its uniqueness due to the use of natural color over the paper with the dimensions 55.88 cm X 71.12 cm. It is a work of original Indian art,  with the style of folk as well as tribal. The entire painting has been kept vivid to make it symbolic of a fun and happy occasion. The subject of the artwork was kept human lifestyle and other living creatures.  This style of painting was generated from the ancient Indian tribal communities who used paintings as an object to narrate their stories and tales to others.

Theme and suitable for:
The theme of the painting is tribal and folk. This tribal painting captivates the cultural vibe over your flat walls and soothes you with the aroma of folk only at a glimpse. It narrates a tale itself through the shades and textures. 
 This tribal art painting will be best suitable for the hallways, living room with chromatic shaded or contemporary styled walls. This painting will be delivered to you unframed in a core tube until rolling is not possible.

Adibashi - Tribal Art

About:
This is a radiant story-based fish painting rarely found these days. It is a vivid artwork made out of natural paint. The artwork personifies the joy and excitement one goes through when the wedding bell rings around them. This is a folk painting that portrays the artistic view of a painter about the marriage ceremony and how the bonds are formed between two different families. These natural colour-based artwork in thee fish painting are found celebrating and enjoying the occasion and also congratulating the newlyweds for their new journey with gifts. Some fishes are also spotted in the artwork playing drums and dancing around in happiness and excitement.

Features:
This original Indian artwork is known as The Pattachitra. It is known for the uniqueness it has as it is made using the natural colour used on paper with the dimensions 55.88 cm X 73.66 cm. It is an original Indian work known as folk painting along with tribal. The entire painting has been kept colourful to symbolize fun and happy occasion likely the marriage ceremony The subject of the artwork was kept as nature and wildlife showcasing the creatures below the water. This style of painting was generated from the ancient Indian tribal communities who took the assistance of paintings as an object to narrate their stories and tales to others.

Theme and suitable for:
The theme of the painting is tribal and folk. This artwork elevates the beauty of your home with the touch of a tribal and folk-styled vibe. The painting grabs the attention of the viewer and narrates a tale.
 The painting will be best suitable for the hallways, living room with chromatic shaded or contemporary styled walls. This painting will be delivered to you unframed in a core tube until rolling is not possible.

Fish Marriage

Ramayan 2

“Mansa mangal” is a natural color on paper-based creation by Sahajan Chittrakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions of 22" X 28"(55.88cm X 71.12cm).It is an old-style Kalighat painting. The renowned Kalighat Kali temple in Kolkata is credited as the birthplace of the Kalighat paintings. One of Bengal's most well-known deities, Manasa is the goddess of snakes. In the months of Ashad and Shravan, Hindus of all castes and creeds adore the goddess Manasa. The devotees start to worship Manasa in the rainy season when snake activity increases in an effort to avoid getting bitten by a snake. Additionally, her followers ask for her blessings on the development of prosperity and the well-being of children. Even though Manasa is really an earthy deity, members of the Hindu community from all classes and faiths revere her as a goddess due to her unparalleled appeal.

Theme suitable for: This painting is a reflection of the spiritual and devotional theme of the Hindu culture. The ultimate intentions behind the painting are to create a devotional impact on the viewer along with creating an inspiration regarding love and unity. The artist carved out the best illustrations, portraying the godly epitome in a quite different aspect that would suit your wall over the living room, bedroom, and worship room with a contemporary or traditional room aesthetic. 

Subjects: Folk painting
Materials: Paper
Mediums: Natural color
Size: 22" X 28"(55.88cm X 71.12cm)
Theme:
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office.

Mansa Mangal

“Mansa mangal2” is a natural color on paper-based creation by Sahajan Chittrakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions of 22" X 28"(55.88cm X 71.12cm).It is an old-style Kalighat painting. The renowned Kalighat Kali temple in Kolkata is credited as the birthplace of the Kalighat paintings. One of Bengal's most well-known deities, Manasa is the goddess of snakes. In the months of Ashad and Shravan, Hindus of all castes and creeds adore the goddess Manasa. The devotees start to worship Manasa in the rainy season when snake activity increases in an effort to avoid getting bitten by a snake. Additionally, her followers ask for her blessings on the development of prosperity and the well-being of children. Even though Manasa is really an earthy deity, members of the Hindu community from all classes and faiths revere her as a goddess due to her unparalleled appeal.

Theme suitable for: This painting is a reflection of the spiritual and devotional theme of the Hindu culture. The ultimate intentions behind the painting are to create a devotional impact on the viewer along with creating an inspiration regarding love and unity. The artist carved out the best illustrations, portraying the godly epitome in a quite different aspect that would suit your wall over the living room, bedroom, and worship room with a contemporary or traditional room aesthetic. 

Subjects: Folk painting
Materials: Paper
Mediums: Natural color
Size: 22" X 28"(55.88cm X 71.12cm)
Theme:
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office.


Mansa Mangal 2

“Pankhir biye” is a natural color on paper-based creation by  Sahajan Chittrakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions of. It is a folk art in the form of pattachitra. Pattachitra style of painting is one of the oldest and most popular art forms practiced majorly in Odisha and West Bengal. The name Pattachitra has evolved from the Sanskrit word ‘Patta’, meaning cloth, and ‘Chitra’, meaning picture. The artist names the painting “pankhir biye” which on being translated means the marriage of birds. We can see general gatherings and jolly moods during the marriage.

Theme suitable for: The theme of this folk painting is folk and tribal. It adds up an authentic glorifying look to your flat walls creating a magnificent and buoyant impact over you and making your heart bump with vivid optimistic energy. These forms and sizes of painting are suitable for your praying room, studying room, or living room with a tradition or folk aesthetics.

Subjects: Folk painting
Materials: Paper
Mediums: Natural color
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office.

Pankhir biye

Artwork details: 
 
 <ul>
 <li>Medium: NATURAL COLOR ON PAPER</li>
 <li>Size: 22.0 x 29.5 inch</li> 
 <li>Style: Tribal Art Pattachitra</li> 
 <li>Subject matter: Human Figures Divine & Spiritual Tribal & Folk</li>
 <li>Style/Theme: Bohemian beauty / abstract Scandinavian flavour Traditional Indian</li>
 <li>Artist: Sahajan Chitrakar </li> 
 <li>Benefits: A Krishna painting can be an extremely uplifting energy source that can make everyone in the house happy.
 Living Room - A Krishna painting can be placed in the living room as it radiates a sense of calmness and peace.
 Office - Installing a Krishna's Painting at your office will help you approach difficulties without tension by reducing stress.
 Study Room - Krishna Painting should be placed in the study room as it cam provide a more peaceful state of mind.</li>
 <li>Perfect for: Living Room Bedroom Pooja Room Home Entrance Home Passage Stairway</li>
 <li>Don't miss out on this investment piece artwork, Shop Now.</li>
 </ul>

Sahajan Chitrakar

Emerging

Artworks from artist Sahajan Chitrakar

Babu Biwi, Patachitra Painting For Wall

Bal Krishna Original Natural Color Painting, Gagi Dwar Krishna Yashoda

Babu Biwi 2

Ramayan

Saraswati

Bal Krishna Yashoda Original Natural Color Painting & Wall Art

Ganga

Choubhuj Gaurang

Choubhuj Gaurang

Babu Biwi 4

Ganga 2

Adibashi - Tribal Art

Fish Marriage

Ramayan 2

Mansa Mangal

Mansa Mangal 2

Pankhir Biye

Radha Krishna Handpainted Natural Color Tradition Painting & Wall Art

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