Jhoti design: Jan 22

Jan 22, 2022 - Explore DSuchi creation's board "jhoti design" on Pinterest. See more ideas about free hand rangoli design, rangoli designs flower, colorful rangoli designs. Jhoti or Chita is the traditional Oriya art on the floor and walls, very popular in rural areas. Jhoti is quite different from rangoli. While rangolis are made using coloured powders, Jhoti involves line art using the traditional white coloured, semi liquid paste of rice or Pithau. The fingers are used as brushes in this art form. Intricate and beautiful floral designs, the lotus, elephants, symbols used in Patta Chitra find a place in this form of free hand drawing. Small footmarks of ... Jhoti or Chita is the traditional Odia art on the floor and walls, very popular in the rural areas. Jhoti is quite different from Rangoli. While Rangolis are made using coloured powders, Jhoti involves line art using the traditional white coloured, semi liquid paste of rice or Pithau. The fingers are used as brushes in this art form. Jhoti Chita is a traditional Odia art form, deeply rooted in rural culture. While it may resemble rangoli, it stands out with its unique use of a white colour, semi-liquid paste made from rice, known as pithau, instead of the colourful powders used in rangoli. This art is often created on both walls and floors, playing a significant role in festivals such as Lakshmi Puja, Durga Puja, and Kaartika, as well as during weddings and other social occasions.