Mathura Vijaya I | Handloomed Silk Pattachitra Saree | Black

This Handloomed Pattachitra Sarees adorns itself with an intricate painting with fine details on a Black Hand Loomed Silk saree (color may differ slightly as per the device screen). 

Inspiration: Mathura Vijaya is a term that refers to a significant event in ancient Indian history, particularly within the context of the Mahabharata. The story of Mathura Vijaya, or the "Victory at Mathura," centers around Lord Krishna's efforts to liberate the city of Mathura from the tyrannical rule of King Kamsa.

The Story:

Mathura was a significant city in ancient India, and it was ruled by King Ugrasena. However, Ugrasena's son, Kamsa, usurped the throne and became a cruel and oppressive ruler. Kamsa was foretold by a divine prophecy that the eighth child of his sister Devaki would be the cause of his death. In fear, Kamsa imprisoned Devaki and her husband, Vasudeva, and killed their first six children. The seventh child, Balarama, was miraculously transferred to the womb of Rohini, Vasudeva's other wife, while the eighth child was born as Krishna.

Krishna was secretly taken to Gokul by Vasudeva to protect him from Kamsa's wrath. Krishna grew up in Gokul and later Vrindavan, where he became known for his divine playfulness and miracles.

As Krishna grew older, he became aware of his divine mission to defeat Kamsa and liberate Mathura. Along with his brother Balarama, Krishna returned to Mathura to fulfill the prophecy.

Kamsa, who was aware of the prophecy, made several attempts to kill Krishna, but all his efforts failed. Finally, when Krishna arrived in Mathura, Kamsa tried to kill him during a wrestling match by setting up his strongest wrestlers against Krishna and Balarama. However, Krishna easily defeated them and ultimately confronted Kamsa. In the climactic moment, Krishna killed Kamsa, fulfilling the prophecy and freeing the city of Mathura from his tyrannical rule.

After Kamsa's death, Krishna and Balarama restored Ugrasena to the throne of Mathura, bringing peace and prosperity back to the kingdom.

An unique collection of Hand Loomed, Hand Painted Pattachitra Sarees for Women. Intricately woven, traditionally crafted, these Sarees are truly an original piece of art that you can drape.
Handcrafted using the traditional technique of the Art of Pattachitra by master craftsmen from the quaint villages of Odisha. These sarees are a perfect amalgamation of Historic PattaChitra and the Heritage Craft of Handlooms. The pallu of these beautiful sarees adorns itself with beautiful Pattachitra paintings representing the Art Craft and Culture