Vasant Manubhai Chitara
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This Mata ni Pachedi masterpiece by Vasant Manubhai Chittara is a vibrant and powerful depiction of Joganiya Mata, a revered form of the Goddess Durga. Worshipped as the embodiment of strength, courage, and the destruction of evil, she is traditionally celebrated as one of the 64 Yoginis. Her spiritual significance is deeply tied to the 52nd Shaktipeeth in Godda, Jharkhand, where she is invoked by devotees seeking happiness, prosperity, and the removal of negative energy.
In this meticulous rendering, Joganiya Mata is depicted in a monumental four-armed form, positioned within a sacred archway. She holds a series of potent attributes: a curved sword for the decapitation of ignorance, a ceremonial bowl and various ritual weapons that signify her role as a fierce protector. Her form is a testament to the artist's mastery of the kalam technique, with her garments and towering crown filled with microscopic buti patterns, cross-hatching and rhythmic linework that suggest divine luminosity.
The composition utilizes a striking color palette of deep madder red and a dense, blue-toned floral canopy. This upper register is filled with intricate vine scrolls and stylized celestial beings, creating a sense of a lush, divine forest that surrounds the goddess. Below the central figure, a narrative border depicts a procession of devotees and animals, grounding the celestial scene in the reality of human worship. This architectural framing transforms the textile into a nomadic shrine, traditionally used to create a sacred space wherever the cloth is unfurled.
Worshipping Joganiya Mata is believed to remove fear, neutralize hidden enemies and cleanse the spirit of negative influences such as evil spirits. Every stroke of this textile, from the fierce gaze of the goddess to the delicate floral fillers, is charged with spiritual intent. Through this artwork, Vasant Manubhai Chittara continues a centuries-old tradition of visual storytelling, bridging the gap between ancient mythology and contemporary devotion.
Each of our artworks are hand painted by master artists across India. We provide a digital authentication certificate with this artwork signed by the artist which will be sent over email after 3-4 days of delivery of the artwork.
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All artworks on the website are hand painted from scratch by our master artists. This makes every artwork absolutely unique and the actual colour and overall artwork may vary slightly from the artwork image posted here.
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Mata ni Pachedi is a traditional folk art form from Gujarat, India, created by the nomadic Vaghari community, known for its vibrant depictions of Hindu goddesses, particularly the mother goddess, Mata. Literally translating to "behind the goddess," these artworks were traditionally used as backdrops in shrines, evolving from portable shrines created by the marginalized Vaghari community who were denied temple entry. Characterized by bold, dynamic compositions with the goddess at the center, surrounded by devotees and symbolic animals, the art uses an earthy palette of black, red, and white, symbolizing protection, strength, and purity, respectively. It is traditionally created on cotton cloth using natural dyes, with outlines drawn using a bamboo stick dipped in black dye made from jaggery and iron, and colors filled in from natural sources like turmeric and indigo. This labor-intensive process results in intricate designs and patterns, making Mata ni Pachedi a profound expression of devotion, a testament to the Vaghari community's resilience, and an important part of India's cultural heritage.
| Title | Triumph over fear: Jogani Mata in Mata ni Pachedi by Vasant Manubhai Chittara |
| Artist | Vasant Manubhai Chitara |
| Art Style | Mata Ni Pachedi |
| Medium | Natural Colors |
| Size | Medium |
| Dimension | 60 in(H) X 42 in(W) |
| Themes | Goddess |
| Color | Multicoloured |
| Country of Origin | Gujarat, India |
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