Panchatantra - A series of stories in Pattachitra

Panchatantra, a series of stories in Pattachitra: classic Indian fables illustrated in the Pattachitra folk art style for children. Children's book and Indian folk art illustration from Atma Studios, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.

Panchatantra
'The stories we hear as children shape our view of the world.' 

Panchatantra (the Indian collection of fables by Vishnu Sharma ), is the most frequently translated Indian literary product. 
Here's STUDIOCREA's take on a few stories from the bundle. 
We chose a popular Indian folklore style 'The Orissa Pattachitra'  for this translation.
Panchatantra stories in Pattachitra style: printed story prints laid out on a table, illustration by Atma Studios
Panchatantra stories in Pattachitra style: a demon among wild boars in a forest
Shepherd boy and the wolf
Panchatantra stories in Pattachitra style: a hunter with a bow and arrow under a peacock tree
Hunter ,Dove and the ant
Panchatantra stories in Pattachitra style: a woman and a mongoose in a chequered courtyard
The loyal mongoose
Panchatantra stories in Pattachitra style: two figures by a pond under a tree
The honest woodcutter
Panchatantra stories in Pattachitra style: a man dreaming of riches beside a hanging pot
The Brahmin's dream
Curated the series into a children's book.
Panchatantra stories in Pattachitra style: printed book with a red Panchatantra cover, forest story
Panchatantra stories in Pattachitra style: printed book with a red Panchatantra cover, dreamer story
Bundled it into a set of flash cards for children, 
with the stories in picture and written format on either sides.
Panchatantra stories in Pattachitra style: prints stacked on crumpled paper
Thank you  
Please contact us for a free printable copy of the book and flash cards.

StudioCrea owns all copyrights for all the illustrations in this project. Distributing, sharing or recreating these illustrations in any medium or platform, without prior written consent from StudioCrea is prohibited. 
Contact us for consent to use these illustrations.

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