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Arteastic offers an exclusive online shopping experience to customers keenly interested in handicraft artifacts from the eastern states of India. States like Odisha, Bihar and West Bengal have extremely rich heritage of ancient craftsmanship. Through Arteastic, we present the stories of Pattachitra, Palm leaf painting, Madhubani, Dokra, Baluchari and many other forms of art to the rest of the wor

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16/05/2026

Pattachitra craft of Odisha - Hand painted Pattachitra Saree with ‘Shringar Rasa’ theme.

Shringar Ras is one of the Navarasas (nine emotions) mentioned in the Natyashastra, and often seen in the Odissi classical dance. It originates from the concept of decoration, adornment, and beautification to please and attract the beloved.
Here in this saree, figurines of women preparing for a meeting, have been depicted through intricate, detailed hand-painting on the pallu and border of the saree.

This saree has been hand-painted by the women artisans from Puri district of Odisha.

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Hand painted Pattachitra Saree with 'Boita Bandana' (Ceremonial farewell to the merchant ship)Theme - Boita Bandana is a...
14/05/2026

Hand painted Pattachitra Saree with 'Boita Bandana' (Ceremonial farewell to the merchant ship)Theme - Boita Bandana is a popular Odia theme related to the glorious maritime past of Odisha (also known as Kalinga) when merchants and traders sailed to faraway lands such as Bali, Sumatra and Java . Here the Odia women are seen performing ceremonial farewell to ship (boita ) and thus wishing a safe journey to their loved ones.
Every year Bali Jatra (Journey to the faraway land of Bali) festival is celebrated in Cuttack during the month of Kartik ( November) on the banks of river Mahanadi .

This saree has been hand-painted by the women artisans from Puri district of Odisha.

Hand painted Pattachitra Saree with ‘Shringar Rasa’ theme.Shringar Ras is one of the Navarasas (nine emotions) mentioned...
14/05/2026

Hand painted Pattachitra Saree with ‘Shringar Rasa’ theme.
Shringar Ras is one of the Navarasas (nine emotions) mentioned in the Natyashastra, and often seen in the Odissi classical dance. It originates from the concept of decoration, adornment, and beautification to please and attract the beloved.
Here in this saree, figurines of women preparing for a meeting, have been depicted through intricate, detailed hand-painting on the pallu and border of the saree.

This saree has been hand-painted by the women artisans from Puri district of Odisha.

13/05/2026

Baluchari Silk saree from West Bengal - ‘Must have’ saree in your ‘handloom saree collection’
Baluchari sarees feature beautifully hand-woven mythological figures and stories on silk, which make them unique and distinctive. Since the weaving community mainly resides in Bishnupur area of West Bengal, they are also known as Bishnupuri sarees.


Handloom of Odisha - A set of two hand woven Gamuchha on premium cotton (100 X 80 cotton). Gamuchha are traditional piec...
11/05/2026

Handloom of Odisha - A set of two hand woven Gamuchha on premium cotton (100 X 80 cotton).
Gamuchha are traditional piece of wear used by Indian men during social functions and Puja. These are hand-woven by the weavers of Nuapatna, Odisha. Also know as Gamchha in West Bengal an Gamusa in Assam. These are widely used in Odisha, West Bengal and Assam as a soft towel as well. Affordable, comfortable and eco-friendly.
Size: Length 1.7 Mt X Width 0.85 Mt

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Baluchari Silk saree from West Bengal - ‘Must have’ saree in your ‘handloom saree collection’Baluchari sarees feature be...
09/05/2026

Baluchari Silk saree from West Bengal - ‘Must have’ saree in your ‘handloom saree collection’
Baluchari sarees feature beautifully hand-woven mythological figures and stories on silk, which make them unique and distinctive. Since the weaving community mainly resides in Bishnupur area of West Bengal, they are also known as Bishnupuri sarees.

Check out our entire collection at
https://arteastic.in/category/baluchari


Khandua Silk saree from Odisha - ‘Must have’ saree in your ‘handloom saree collection’Odisha Ikat has been a part of its...
08/05/2026

Khandua Silk saree from Odisha - ‘Must have’ saree in your ‘handloom saree collection’
Odisha Ikat has been a part of its glorious heritage for several centuries. Khandua Silk and Cotton Sarees from Nuapatana hold a particular place of pride among them. The striking colours and the unique patterns inspired by the regional traditions and customs (like elephants, conch shells, wheels ) continue to create excitement among the patrons.

The Nuapatna handloom is adorned by the Lord Jagannath of Puri and has always been favourite of many eminent Indian Ladies.

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https://www.arteastic.in/category/Odisha-Ikat

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