Explanation:

- Pattachitra is a traditional art form from Eastern India, particularly Odisha and West Bengal.

- It involves intricate, detailed paintings on cloth using natural dyes.

- The primary theme of Pattachitra is stories and legends centered around deities from Hindu mythology.

- Option 1: Lord Shiva

- While Lord Shiva is a significant figure in Hindu mythology, Pattachitra is not primarily dedicated to him.

- Option 2: Lord Ganesha

- Lord Ganesha is revered and featured in various art forms, but Pattachitra mainly focuses on a different deity.

- Option 3: Lord Brahma

- Lord Brahma, the creator god, is not the central focus of Pattachitra art.

- Option 4: Lord Jagannath

- Lord Jagannath is the primary deity depicted in Pattachitra art, especially in Odisha.

- This art form is closely linked with the Jagannath Temple in Puri, depicting Lord Jagannath’s various stories and legends.