Mata ni Pachedi Handmade Paintings and Art Collection

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Tree of life Mata ni pachedi by Sanjay Chitara

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36 in X 24 in

Artist - Sanjay Chittara

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Jogni mata In Mata ni pachedi by Vasant Manubhai Chitara

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57 in X 36 in

Artist - Vasant Manubhai Chitara

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Turtle in Mata ni Pachedi by Vasant Manubhai Chitara

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44 in X 60 in

Artist - Vasant Manubhai Chitara

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Tree of Life in Mata ni Pachedi by Vasant Manubhai Chitara

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44 in X 39 in

Artist - Vasant Manubhai Chitara

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Bahuchar Mata, Visat Mata and Meldi Mata in Mata ni Pachedi by Baaya

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36 in X 50 in

Artist - Baaya

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Nav chandi ma durga tree of Life Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

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24 in X 36 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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Tree of Life Vaishno in Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

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52 in X 42 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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Durga Mata in Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

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36 in X 24 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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Bahuchar Mata in Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

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24 in X 36 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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Visat Mata in Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

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24 in X 36 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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Mother Goddess Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

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53 in X 42 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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Vahanvati Mata in Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

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52 in X 38 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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The Ramayan in Mata Ni Pachedi By Dilip Chitara

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72 in X 100 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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Deities in Mata Ni Pachedi By Dilip Chitara

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25 in X 25 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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Sikotar Mata in Mata Ni Pachedi by Dilip Chitara

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36 in X 24 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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Meldi Mata's Victory: Mata Ni Pachedi by Dilip Chitara

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24 in X 36 in

Artist - Dilip Chittara

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The Divine Presence of Meldi Ma in Mata Ni Pachedi by Sanjay Chitara

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36 in X 60 in

Artist - Sanjay Chittara

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Meldi Ma in Mata Ni Pachedi by Sanjay Chitara

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36 in X 60 in

Artist - Sanjay Chittara

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Depiction of Goddess Durga, Meldi, and Baochar: Mata Ni Pachedi Vasant Manubhai Chitara

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37 in X 54 in

Artist - Vasant Manubhai Chitara

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Sanjay Chitara's Radiant Ganesha in Mata Ni Pachedi Painting

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24 in X 24 in

Artist - Sanjay Chitara

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The Peacock in Sanjay Chitara's Mata Ni Pachedi Painting

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30 in X 18 in

Artist - Sanjay Chitara

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The Sun and The Peacock in Sanjay Chitara's Lively Mata Ni Pachedi Tapestry

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30 in X 18 in

Artist - Sanjay Chitara

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Camel's in a dessert in Sanjay Chitara's Mata Ni Pachedi Painting

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30 in X 18 in

Artist - Sanjay Chitara

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An Ode to Nature’s Resilience: Sanjay Chitara's Mata Ni Pachedi Painting

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30 in X 18 in

Artist - Sanjay Chitara

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₹36,000

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Meldi Mata and Her Divine Sisterhood: Sanjay Chitara's Mata Ni Pachedi Painting

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37 in X 37 in

Artist - Sanjay Chitara

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Bahuchar Mata: Mata ni Pachedi Painting by Bhanu Bhai Chittara

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31 in X 41 in

Artist - Bhanu Bhai Chittara

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Bahuchar Mata: Mata Ni Pachedi Painting by Bhanu Bhai Chittara

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42 in X 48 in

Artist - Bhanu Bhai Chittara

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Tree of Life Mata Ni Pachedi Painting by Bhanu Bhai Chittara

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10 in X 10 in

Artist - Bhanu Bhai Chittara

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Tree of Life Mata Ni Pachedi Painting by Bhanu Bhai Chittara

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Artist - Bhanu Bhai Chittara

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Tree of Life Mata Ni Pachedi Painting by Bhanu Bhai Chittara

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Artist - Bhanu Bhai Chittara

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About Mata ni Pachedi

Mata ni Pachedi is a traditional folk art form from Gujarat, India, known for its vibrant depictions of Hindu goddesses, particularly the mother goddess, Mata. Often referred to as the "Kalamkari of Gujarat," this art form is a unique blend of religious devotion and artistic expression, created by the nomadic Vaghari community. Mata ni Pachedi literally translates to "behind the goddess," as these artworks were traditionally used as backdrops in shrines and temples dedicated to the goddess.

Mata ni Pachedi is characterized by its bold and dynamic compositions, featuring the goddess in the center, surrounded by her devotees, attendants, and symbolic animals. The figures are depicted in a narrative style, telling stories of the goddess's power and benevolence. The color palette is predominantly earthy, with black, red, and white being the primary colors used. The use of these colors is not just aesthetic but also symbolic—red represents the goddess’s strength and power, black symbolizes her protective nature, and white signifies purity.

The design elements in Mata ni Pachedi are intricate, with detailed patterns and motifs that fill the entire canvas. The central figure of the goddess is often larger than the other elements, emphasizing her importance. The borders are usually filled with floral patterns, geometric shapes, and representations of animals that hold symbolic meanings within the context of the artwork.

History

The origins of Mata ni Pachedi can be traced back to the Vaghari community, who were traditionally hunters but later became known for their textile artistry. Due to their marginalized status, the Vagharis were often denied entry into temples. In response, they created portable shrines using cloth paintings that depicted the goddess, allowing them to continue their religious practices. These portable shrines evolved into the Mata ni Pachedi art form we see today, which continues to be an integral part of the community’s spiritual and cultural identity.

Material and Method

Mata ni Pachedi is traditionally created on a cotton cloth using natural dyes. The process begins with the preparation of the cloth, which is first treated with a solution of cow dung and water to make it absorbent. The cloth is then sun-dried before being dyed with a natural color—usually red, which is obtained from tamarind seeds or pomegranate peels.

The outlines of the figures and patterns are drawn using a bamboo stick dipped in a black dye made from jaggery and iron. Once the outlines are complete, the spaces are filled in with color, using dyes derived from natural sources like turmeric for yellow, indigo for blue, and alum for red. The entire process is labor-intensive and requires great skill, particularly in maintaining the consistency of the lines and colors.

Significance

Mata ni Pachedi holds profound cultural and spiritual significance for the Vaghari community. It is more than just an art form; it is a medium through which they express their devotion and connect with the divine. These artworks serve as a portable temple for those who may not have access to permanent religious structures, making the worship of the goddess more accessible.

In addition to its religious importance, Mata ni Pachedi is also a testament to the resilience and creativity of the Vaghari community. Despite being marginalized, they have preserved and passed down this art form through generations, ensuring its survival and relevance in contemporary times. Today, Mata ni Pachedi is recognized as an important part of India’s cultural heritage, appreciated for its artistic beauty as well as its rich historical and spiritual context.

FAQs

Can Mata ni Pachedi art be used in modern interiors?

Yes, Mata ni Pachedi art can be beautifully integrated into modern interiors. Its bold patterns and vibrant colors add a unique cultural touch, making it a stunning focal point in any room, whether displayed as wall art or used as a decorative textile.

Is Mata ni Pachedi art suitable for gifting?

Absolutely! Mata ni Pachedi art makes for a thoughtful and culturally rich gift, especially for those who appreciate traditional Indian art forms. It is perfect for special occasions, religious ceremonies, or as a unique addition to any art collection.

How does purchasing Mata ni Pachedi art support the artisans?

When you purchase Mata ni Pachedi art, you directly support the artisans from the Vaghari community who create these intricate pieces. Your purchase helps sustain their livelihoods and contributes to the preservation of this traditional art form.

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Mata ni Pachedi Handmade Paintings and Art Collection

Tree of life Mata ni pachedi by Sanjay Chitara

Jogni mata In Mata ni pachedi by Vasant Manubhai Chitara

Turtle in Mata ni Pachedi by Vasant Manubhai Chitara

Tree of Life in Mata ni Pachedi by Vasant Manubhai Chitara

Bahuchar Mata, Visat Mata and Meldi Mata in Mata ni Pachedi by Baaya

Nav chandi ma durga tree of Life Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

Tree of Life Vaishno in Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

Durga Mata in Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

Bahuchar Mata in Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

Visat Mata in Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

Mother Goddess Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

Vahanvati Mata in Mata ni pachedi by Dilip Chitara

The Ramayan in Mata Ni Pachedi By Dilip Chitara

Deities in Mata Ni Pachedi By Dilip Chitara

Sikotar Mata in Mata Ni Pachedi by Dilip Chitara

Meldi Mata's Victory: Mata Ni Pachedi by Dilip Chitara

The Divine Presence of Meldi Ma in Mata Ni Pachedi by Sanjay Chitara

Meldi Ma in Mata Ni Pachedi by Sanjay Chitara

Depiction of Goddess Durga, Meldi, and Baochar: Mata Ni Pachedi Vasant Manubhai Chitara

Sanjay Chitara's Radiant Ganesha in Mata Ni Pachedi Painting

The Peacock in Sanjay Chitara's Mata Ni Pachedi Painting

The Sun and The Peacock in Sanjay Chitara's Lively Mata Ni Pachedi Tapestry

Camel's in a dessert in Sanjay Chitara's Mata Ni Pachedi Painting

An Ode to Nature’s Resilience: Sanjay Chitara's Mata Ni Pachedi Painting

Meldi Mata and Her Divine Sisterhood: Sanjay Chitara's Mata Ni Pachedi Painting

Bahuchar Mata: Mata ni Pachedi Painting by Bhanu Bhai Chittara

Bahuchar Mata: Mata Ni Pachedi Painting by Bhanu Bhai Chittara

Tree of Life Mata Ni Pachedi Painting by Bhanu Bhai Chittara

Tree of Life Mata Ni Pachedi Painting by Bhanu Bhai Chittara

Tree of Life Mata Ni Pachedi Painting by Bhanu Bhai Chittara

About Mata ni Pachedi

History

Material and Method

Significance

FAQs

Can Mata ni Pachedi art be used in modern interiors?

Is Mata ni Pachedi art suitable for gifting?

How does purchasing Mata ni Pachedi art support the artisans?

Highlights of Mata ni Pachedi Artform

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