Folk and Tribal Art Forms · Term 2

Pattachitra: Odisha

Exploring the scroll painting tradition of Odisha, depicting mythological stories and folk tales.

Key Questions

  1. Analyze the narrative structure and stylistic conventions of Pattachitra paintings.
  2. Explain the traditional process of preparing the canvas and natural colors for Pattachitra.
  3. Compare the storytelling techniques in Pattachitra with those found in Ajanta murals.

CBSE Learning Outcomes

Class: Class 11
Subject: Fine Arts
Unit: Folk and Tribal Art Forms
Period: Term 2

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