Pattachitra Handcrafted Wooden Tea Coasters – Fish Motif Apsara magnet is built almost entirely from

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Pattachitra Handcrafted Wooden Tea Coasters – Fish Motif Apsara magnet is built almost entirely fromPattachitra fish (Matsya), Odisha handcrafted on wooden coasters. Set of 6, heat treated. Pattachitra is a scroll painting tradition from Odisha dating back to at least the 12th century, closely tied to the Jagannath temple in Puri and traditionally done on cloth stiffened with tamarind paste and chalk. The fish, or Matsya, is one of its recurring motifs associated with Vishnu's first avatar and rendered with the same intricate, fine line detailing