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Goddesses and their Vahanas

Rs. 135,000
Rs. 135,000
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Artform

Traditional Mata ni Pachedi

Artist

Sanjay Manubhai Chitara

Dimensions

4 x 6 Ft.

Medium

Natural Stone Pigments on Cotton Cloth

Framing

Unframed

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The Painting

This intricate Mata ni Pachedi artwork is hand-painted by master artist Sanjay Manubhai Chitara. Here Goddess Durga on her Vahana, the lion, dominates at the center while deities and commoners

The Artform

Mata ni pachedi literally means “behind the Mother Goddess”, and is a cloth that constitutes a temple of the Goddess. When people of the nomadic Vaghari community of Gujarat were

The Artist

Born in 1978 Sanjay Manubhai Chitara is part of one of the last surviving families that created the Mata ni Pachedi. He started painting at the age of 15 and

Provenance

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