Traditional Red Black Silk Pata

Red Black Silk Pata is a devotional textile listing for Shri Jagannath, identified by its title as a red-and-black Pata cloth. It belongs to the Temple Type Cloths range and offers measured variations for different home altar arrangements. The product’s primary image filename follows the red-and-black title, but its older alternative text describes blue and yellow instead. That inconsistency should be resolved by checking the actual finished textile rather than treating either label as a verified colour description of every photograph.

Red Black Silk Pata: Product Details

• Colour in product title: red and black
• Fabric style: silk Pata, according to catalog
• Fabric sizes: 0.6 x 1.2 m, 1 x 1.2 m, 2 x 1.2 m and 3 x 1.2 m
• Image discrepancy: legacy image alt identifies blue and yellow; confirm displayed colours

Red Black Silk Pata in Jagannath Culture

Traditional fabrics can be used in personal Jagannath worship to arrange a carefully dressed murti or an orderly devotional background. Red Black Silk Pata is named for a contrasting colour scheme that may be meaningful to buyers coordinating a home Besha. Cloth is one element in the wider practice of alankara, where flowers, ornaments and other offerings are chosen according to family custom. A Pata listing is not, by itself, proof that every formal temple dressing custom has been followed. Clear product information matters because buyers need to distinguish this textile from similar-coloured and similarly named items.

Choosing and Using Red Black Silk Pata

The live Red Black Silk Pata variation labels are 0.6 by 1.2 metres, 1 by 1.2 metres, 2 by 1.2 metres and 3 by 1.2 metres. Confirm the measurement orientation, actual colour and textile composition when selecting a variant. Before arranging it, lay the cloth on a clean, stable surface and make folds that suit the height and proportions of the murti. Keep painted eyes and other delicate features unobstructed. Do not attach sharp ornaments in a way that cuts or snags fabric. Place draped sections away from open diyas, incense and heated accessories.

Care and Storage

After a devotional occasion, remove Red Black Silk Pata without pulling it against jewellery or the painted figure. Allow the cloth to dry and store it folded in a protected location. Strong cleaners can affect decorative borders and colourfastness, especially when the exact weave and dye treatment are not independently confirmed. Keep the fabric away from lamp oil and prolonged direct sun. The listing should ultimately include a clear, accurate photograph of the red-and-black item so its appearance can be checked without relying on conflicting old metadata.

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