Pattachitra-style painting
Six-Armed Form - Ivory Medallion
GG-PT-010
A human-faced figure with multiple arms occupies the centre of a pale-on-dark radial composition. Flute-like and bow-like attributes suggest a six-armed devotional form, possibly Shadbhuj Gauranga; the exact identity remains unverified.
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The composition.
The centre is human-faced, so it is not described as Ganesha. Multiple arms and the combination of apparent flute and bow are the main visual clues. Shadbhuj Gauranga is offered only as a tentative iconographic reading and is not a verified sales title. The surrounding petal figures may refer to a broader devotional or avatar sequence, but an exact named set cannot be established at this resolution. The upper and lower arcade figures are visibly separate groups. Dense pale linework and restrained yellow accents should not be described as precious-metal work without material evidence.
These readings describe visible features and possible subjects. A maker-confirmed title, provenance, materials and the identities of unresolved figures are not yet documented.
- The six-armed centre
- A multi-armed human figure holds flute-like and bow-like objects.
- A probable sacred form
- Shadbhuj Gauranga is a possible reading; maker confirmation needed.
- The petal figures
- Small devotional figures turn around the central circle.
- The upper register
- Distinct sacred figures stand beneath a repeated arcade.
- The lower register
- Another sequence of figures runs beneath the medallion.
- Fine pale ornament
- Leaf curls, dots and repeated floral forms fill the dark ground.
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