Puri, June 11,(OT Webdesk)—Famed sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has once again mesmerised devotees and tourists by unveiling a breathtaking sand sculpture on Puri Beach, commemorating the sacred occasion of Deba Snana Purnima.
His intricate creation features the divine trio—Lord Jagannath, Devi Subhadra, and Lord Balabhadra—adorned with 108 Kalash, symbolising purity and devotion.
Deba Snana Purnima marks the ceremonial bathing of the deities, a significant ritual that precedes the grand Rath Yatra.
Pattnaik’s masterpiece seamlessly blends artistic excellence with spiritual reverence, drawing large crowds to admire the detailing and depth of devotion embedded in his work.
Sharing his creation on social media, Pattnaik extended his heartfelt wishes, stating, “Wishing everyone Mahaprabhu’s grace and blessings on this pious occasion. Delighted to share my sand art on Puri Beach.”
Visitors and devotees have hailed the sculpture for its intricate craftsmanship, praising Pattnaik’s ability to capture the divine expressions with precision.
The inscription ‘Jai Jagannath’ prominently graces the artwork, amplifying its spiritual essence.
Pattnaik’s tribute stands as a testament to Odisha’s rich artistic and cultural heritage, reinforcing the deep-rooted devotion surrounding Lord Jagannath and his grand festivities.
