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Kala Punaruthan Producer Company

Name: Kala Punaruthan Producer Company
Address: HIG 05, Dharma Vihar, Lane No 2, , , Khandagiri, Bhubaneswar, 751030, IN
Telephone: 8118062118
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Kala Punaruthan Producer Company is promoted for Reviving the Livelihoods of Artisans Producing Dhokra Tribal Jewellery Craft.

Dedicated to the revival and preservation of art, craft, and culture.We celebrate the timeless traditions and vibrant heritage that define communities, blending them with modern innovation to keep their essence alive for future generations. Dhokra Craft

The name 'Dokra' or Dhokra‘ was used originally to indicate a sect of metal craftsmen who well were known for their metal craft. Dhokra now refer

s to a metal craft which is tribal in origin. It is mainly found in the tribal areas of Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh. Dhokra crafts are the items made exclusively by hand, often with the use of simple tools, to give it both a decorative and utilitarian value. In this metal craft the craftsman firstly subcultures a wax model of the object he wants to make. Then he makes a mould of clay and pours molten metal into a hole in the mould, then the wax melts and the clay is broken away to bring out the metal object which is then smoothed an polished to perfection. This is also known as the lost wax procedure. Dhokra craft mainly produces figurines of Gods, Goddesses and religious animals, birds and traditional jewellery. Dhokra craft has a rustic and antique finish which makes this unique and appealing. Though the Dhokra artisans are untutored in traditional institutions the Dhokra craftsmen posses huge repertoire of creativity and artistic sagacity. Dhokra art is revered all over the world for its primeval plainness and enthralling folk motifs.

31/07/2025

✨ Kala Punaruthan presents handcrafted Rakhis – Palm Leaf Engraving Rakhis, Sabai Grass Rakhis & Dhokra Rakhis – made with love by rural women artisans of Odisha 💛🌿

📍 Visit us opposite the Directorate of Legal Metrology, Khandagiri

🎁 Buy unique eco-friendly Rakhis & celebrate traditions with a purpose

24/07/2025

✨ Exciting News! Handmade Rakhis Coming Soon ✨

This Raksha Bandhan, tie a bond of love and purpose ❤️
Beautiful, handcrafted Rakhis made by talented rural women artisans under Project Samriddhi, supported by TPCODL and Project yes foundation, are arriving soon!

Each Rakhi is not just a thread of love — it’s a symbol of empowerment, tradition, and craftsmanship 🌿

🎉 Limited stock! Be the first to grab these one-of-a-kind pieces that carry real stories from the heart of Odisha.

08/07/2025

Puja Sahoo, an artisan from Narisho village of Khordha district in Odisha was trained in applique work by YES FOUNDATION in collaboration with Mahashakti Foundation

Her training included market linkages leveraging digital platforms, which has allowed her to broaden her audience and market her artwork. Pooja now independently handles work orders and consequently, she not only earns a steady monthly income but also skillfully manages her finances, applying the learnings she gained during her entrepreneurship development training.

Her transition from facing limited opportunities to attaining economic independence is an example of the benefits of skill development and investing in women.

04/07/2025

Beshas of Lord Jagannath | Series 6: Abhaya or Abanka Besha 🛡️🌟
In the Abanka Besha, also known as Abhaya Besha, Lord Jagannath is adorned as the fearless protector — a divine warrior who shields His devotees from all harm. With weapons in hand and a resolute stance, this form represents Abhaya — the blessing of fearlessness and divine assurance.

A rare and powerful Besha, it embodies strength, justice, and the Lord’s unwavering guardianship over the universe.

🔱 Jai Jagannath 🔱

01/07/2025

This handwoven Sabai grass square utility box is perfect for your everyday essentials — combining rustic charm with eco-conscious design.
✨ Add a touch of tradition to your space.**

Shop now and bring home a piece of nature! 🛒

30/06/2025

Beshas of Lord Jagannath | Series 5: Kaliya Dalana Besha 🐍🌊
In this valiant Besha, Mahaprabhu Jagannath takes the divine form of Lord Krishna subduing the serpent Kaliya. Symbolizing the triumph of good over evil and the restoration of cosmic balance, this attire reminds devotees of the Lord’s fearless protection of dharma.

Adorned with the grace of Vrindavan’s hero, this Besha radiates divine courage and compassion.

✨ Jay Jagannath ✨

28/06/2025

Beshas of Lord Jagannath | Series 4: Abakash Besha 🌅🪔

In the tranquil hours of dawn, the divine siblings — Mahaprabhu Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Devi Subhadra — appear in the Abakash Besha, the ceremonial attire worn during the sacred morning rituals.

This Pattachitra painting beautifully captures that serene moment when the deities are bathed and offered prayers, embodying purity, discipline, and devotion. 🧿💧

"Abakash" means purification — both physical and spiritual. The Lord, through this Besha, teaches us the importance of starting each day with a clean body, calm mind, and sacred intent.

🌸 The daily rituals in the Jagannath Temple begin with this divine adornment, marking the transition from night to day, from silence to sanctity.

🎨 This artwork, handcrafted by skilled artisans under the YES Foundation project and implemented by Mahashakti Foundation, reflects the timeless tradition of Pattachitra — where each stroke carries devotion, heritage, and storytelling.

✨ Purity in routine, divinity in details.
Stay with us as we journey through the many sacred Besha Parba of the Lord.

27/06/2025

🌸 Kalapunaruthan wishes everyone a very Happy Rath Yatra! 🌸
May the divine journey of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Devi Subhadra bring peace, prosperity, and spiritual joy to all.
Let us celebrate the world’s grandest chariot festival with devotion and unity! 🚩🌿🛕

26/06/2025

Beshas of Lord Jagannath | Series 3: Gajanana Besha 🐘✨
Also known as Hati Besha, this divine attire is adorned by Mahaprabhu Jagannath and Lord Balabhadra on Devasnana Purnima, where they are seen with the majestic elephant mask of Lord Ganesha.

This Besha signifies the Lord’s omnipresence — reminding us that the divine takes many forms to reach the hearts of every devotee. 🌸

Legend tells of Ganpati Bhatta, a devoted follower of Lord Ganesha, who once visited Puri but left disheartened, not seeing his beloved deity in Jagannath. A stranger urged him to pray with faith, and as he did, he witnessed Lord Ganesha within the form of Jagannath. That moment revealed the oneness of all divine forms — and the tradition of Gajanana Besha was born.

🪔 One form, infinite manifestations.
Stay with us as we continue to explore the sacred Besha Parba.

25/06/2025

Beshas of Lord Jagannath | Series 2 : Suna Besha ✨👑
Clad in gold from crown to feet, Mahaprabhu Jagannath, along with Lord Balabhadra and Devi Subhadra, radiates divine brilliance in Suna Besha — the Golden Attire.

Celebrated on Bahuda Ekadashi, this sacred Besha marks a moment when the Lord appears in royal splendor, adorned with precious ornaments symbolizing prosperity, power, and divine protection. Each shimmering ornament tells a story of devotion and the eternal bond between the Lord and His devotees.

In Suna Besha, the Lord reminds us that true wealth lies in faith, humility, and service.

🌟 One glimpse, countless blessings.
Stay with us as we continue unfolding the divine journey of Besha Parba.

19/06/2025

Beshas of Lord Jagannath | Series 1: Raghunath Besha 🏹🌿

Our journey into the sacred Besha (attires) of Lord Jagannath begins with the powerful and serene Raghunath Besha, where the Lord manifests as Maryada Purushottam Shri Ram – the embodiment of virtue, valor, and unwavering dharma.

In this special attire, Lord Jagannath holds the divine essence of Lord Ram, reminding devotees of the eternal struggle and triumph of good over evil. Symbolizing the ideals of righteousness, truth, and devotion, this besha pays homage to the legendary epic Ramayana, where the Lord’s journey teaches us about sacrifice, duty, and love.

The Raghunath Besha is not just an adornment—it is a divine moment when the Chaturdha Murti (Jagannath, Balabhadra, Subhadra, and Sudarshan) reflect a form that has inspired generations with its moral strength and spiritual depth.

This exquisite artwork is handcrafted by skilled artisans of the YES FOUNDATION project, proudly implemented by Mahashakti Foundation.

✨ Join us in this divine series as we explore the many sacred Beshas of Lord Jagannath—each one a window into timeless tales and divine transformations.

16/06/2025

Where every brushstroke whispers tales of tradition, community, and the quiet beauty behind the scenes.

Let your walls speak the language of heritage with Pattachitra – timeless stories captured in color and craft. 🌾🎨

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HIG 05, Dharma Vihar, Lane No 2, , , Khandagiri
Bhubaneswar
751030

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

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8118062118

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Producing Dhokra Tribal jewellery craft in Jhigidi and Gatiguda villages of Rayagada district of Odisha

Dhokra Craft The name 'Dokra' or Dhokra‘ was used originally to indicate a sect of metal craftsmen who well were known for their metal craft. Dhokra now refers to a metal craft which is tribal in origin. It is mainly found in the tribal areas of Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh. Dhokra crafts are the items made exclusively by hand, often with the use of simple tools, to give it both a decorative and utilitarian value. Dhokra craft mainly produces figurines of Gods, Goddesses and religious animals, birds and traditional jewellery. Dhokra craft has a rustic and antique finish which makes this unique and appealing. Though the Dhokra artisans are untutored in traditional institutions the Dhokra craftsmen posses huge repertoire of creativity and artistic sagacity. Dhokra art is revered all over the world for its primeval plainness and enthralling folk motifs.