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Jagannath's Hands
Why the wooden god has short arms.
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The Rath Yatra
The chariot that everyone pulls.
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The Weaver Bird of Chilika
Bulbul and the lake.
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Pattachitra: Jagannath on Cloth
Odisha's scroll painters.
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Odissi: The Temple Sculpture Moves
Tribhangi.
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Raja Purushottam and Padmavati
A king who swept the road.
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Konark: A Chariot of Stone
Twelve wheels for the sun.
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Jagannath Puri
Three wooden gods and a kitchen for a hundred thousand.
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