Artwork
Chandua is a form of appliqué in which pieces of fabric (and other materials such as sequins) are sewn onto a larger piece of fabric to form a wall-hanging. This art form is common in Pipli, Odisha, India. Below are examples of chanduas made by Manorama Mohanty throughout her life in addition to other forms of fabric-based and knit works of art. In the top row are chanduas showing religious figures including Lord Ganesh, Lord Jagannath, and Lord Krishna as a child. On this page are also are chanduas featuring Konark chakra, stone wheels of the famous Sun Temple in Konark, Odisha, India.
Ganesh Chandua
Ganesh Chandua
Jagannath Chandua
Jagannath Chandua
Baby Krishna Chandua
Baby Krishna Chandua
Blue Konark Chakra Chandua
Blue Konark Chakra Chandua
Red and White Woolen Knit Bag
Red and White Woolen Knit Bag
Handmade Fabric Bird
Handmade Fabric Bird
Taj Mahal Chandua
Taj Mahal Chandua
Tan and Maroon Knit Handbag
Tan and Maroon Knit Handbag
Green and White Dotted Purse
Green and White Dotted Purse
Cyan Konark Chakra Chandua
Cyan Konark Chakra Chandua
Banana Plant Chandua
Banana Plant Chandua
Knit Door Hanging
Knit Door Hanging