Blue Hand-Painted Pattachitra Net Dupatta – Draupadi’s Courage, A Nation’s Turning Point

In the grand court of Hastinapur, dignity was tested, silence thundered louder than war drums, and history changed course. This blue hand-painted Pattachitra dupatta captures the pivotal moment from the Mahabharata—when Draupadi was humiliated in King Dhritarashtra’s court, yet stood unshaken in spirit.

Painted on both ends of the dupatta, the scene is brought to life with striking detail: Dushasan pulling at her drape, Duryodhan watching with cold pride, and Shakuni smirking in the shadows—all while Draupadi’s grace rises above the cruelty, guarded by divine intervention.

A masterpiece in narrative art, this dupatta isn’t just an accessory—it is a symbol of strength, injustice, and resilience. Crafted by skilled artisans from Odisha using traditional Pattachitra methods, it honors the art of storytelling through brush and pigment.

Minor paint spills or irregularities reflect the hand-painted nature of the piece—each one is unique. Care with love: hand wash in cold water, iron on reverse.

Let your drape speak of valor, truth, and the moment that shook an empire.

Length: 2.25 mtr

width: 80 cm

Blue Net Hand-Painted Pattachitra Dupatta