Lord Ganesha in Bengal Pattachitra by Manoranjan Chitrakar

Eminent artist, Manoranjan Chitrakar in his Bengal Pattachitra renders the colorful depiction of Lord Ganesha with four hands. The use of vibrant colors in Bengal Pattachitra brings a sense of energy and vitality to the artwork. Lord Ganesha, with his elephant head and distinctive form, is often associated with vibrancy and life force. The use of color serves to emphasize this aspect, signifying the presence of divinity in the image. The colorful depiction of Lord Ganesha with four hands in Bengal Pattachitra not only reflects the regional artistic tradition but also carries religious and cultural significance. The use of bright colors serves to emphasize the vitality and divinity of Ganesha, while the depiction of his four hands and the symbolism associated with each hand reinforce his role as a deity who removes obstacles.