RAM SITA VIVAH KATHA THEMED PATTACHITRA PURE SILK HANDLOOM SAREE

Ram Katha Pattachitra Saree — a wearable epic where the Ramayana unfolds on silk through Odisha’s scroll-painting tradition.

Theme & storytelling:
Narrative: Depicts scenes from Ramayana — Lord Ram, Sita, Hanuman, Ram-Sita Vivah, Ram Temple Ayodhya, or the entire Ram Nagari
Common subjects: Ram-Sita wedding, Ram Darbar, Hanuman carrying Sanjeevani, Ram Temple as symbol of unity/faith, battle scenes, exile episodes
Style: Intricate Pattachitra work with bold outlines, profile faces, vibrant natural colors, and traditional motifs. The saree becomes a canvas that “talks through its art”

Fabric & craft details:
Base: Pure handloom silk. 6.3m length
Technique: Hand-painted using organic colors — red, yellow, indigo, black, white get prominence.  

Pallu: Usually carries the main Ram Katha scene — Ram Temple, Vivah, or Darbar
Body: Often plain or with small scattered motifs, golden borders, letting the pallu do the storytelling.

Occasion & symbolism: Weddings, festivals, religious events, cultural functions. Wearing Ram Katha is considered auspicious — brings the divine narrative into daily life

Care: Dry clean only. Don’t squeeze/wring. Store in dry place away from light, dust, moisture. Iron inside out on low heat, never on painted areas.

Blouse: Comes with art BP/blouse piece