The folk painting style “Pattachitra” is associated with which state?

Pattachitra is a traditional folk painting style that originated in Odisha.
The term comes from Sanskrit: Patta (cloth) + Chitra (picture), meaning “painting on cloth”.
These paintings are characterized by:
Intricate detailing
Mythological themes (especially stories of Lord Jagannath, Krishna, and other deities)
Vibrant natural colors made from organic sources
Artists paint on cloth, dried palm leaves, or walls, and the style is closely linked to the Jagannath temple traditions in Puri, Odisha.
Although practiced in parts of West Bengal too, its origin and cultural identity are primarily associated with Odisha.
Therefore, the folk painting style Pattachitra is associated with Odisha.