Dogs in Indian Folk Art: From Pattachitra to Madhubani
In Indian folk art, whether we talk about Pattachitra or Madhubani, it has shown a beautiful, deep connection of dogs that highlights their symbolic roles, where dogs appear in a divine way. In the Pattachitra traditions of Odisha, dogs are painted in such a way that they reflect their god, hunters, and village scenes. The main reason behind this tradition is to show respect to them and their role of loyal guardian and symbols of vigilance. https://www.buddylifemagaz...

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