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15.0 × 19.0 in · Acrylic Colors on Canvas
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This exquisite Pithora painting by Chanchal Soni radiates joy and cultural charm through its lively depiction of a man riding a rickshaw while a female passenger enjoys the ride. Rooted in the tribal traditions of the Rathwa community, this artwork reflects the evolution of Pithora art from sacred ritualistic murals to vibrant visual storytelling. The rickshaw, an everyday mode of transport, is transformed into a celebration of color and motion with intricately patterned wheels, a lush canopy made of rhythmic green and blue dots, and vertical stripes in hues of yellow, orange, and lime that cover its frame. The male driver, painted in a warm orange tone with a bright blue head wrap and striped attire, appears focused yet cheerful as he navigates the rickshaw. Beside him, the female passenger, draped in a magenta saree with a green polka-dotted dupatta, beams with joy and raises her hand in animated conversation or greeting, capturing a moment of carefree delight. The scene is enclosed within a beautifully ornate border of alternating red, blue, and orange triangles with delicate line detailing, enhancing the visual balance and cultural richness of the artwork. With her distinctive style, Chanchal Soni bridges the rural narrative with urban imagery, illustrating how traditional art can adapt and resonate with contemporary life. This piece not only immortalizes a simple rickshaw ride but also symbolizes connection, shared moments, and the enduring vibrancy of everyday Indian experiences as seen through the joyful lens of folk expression.
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Pithora painting is a vibrant and ritualistic art form practiced by the Rathwa, Bhilala, and Bhil tribes in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. Unlike decorative art, Pithora art holds deep spiritual significance, serving as sacred offerings to deities and reflecting the interconnectedness of life, nature, and the divine through tribal symbolism, folk stories, and natural elements. Its history dates back centuries, tied to oral traditions and religious practices, primarily honoring Pithora Baba, a protective deity. The paintings are typically created on mud-lime plastered inner walls of the Pithora Ghar, using natural dyes like turmeric, vermilion, rice flour, and indigo, with contemporary artists also using synthetic pigments. The process is guided by a tribal priest (Badwa) and executed by an artist (Lakhara), often to fulfill vows or invite prosperity. Pithora art is characterized by bold outlines, vibrant colors, stylized figures, and a narrative flow without sketching, commonly depicting horses (symbolizing deities), village scenes, nature, and cosmic elements across three cosmic zones. While now finding space in galleries and urban decor, the core tradition remains rooted in community storytelling.
| Title | Rickshaw In Pithora art by Chanchal Soni |
| Artist | Chanchal Soni |
| Art Style | Pithora |
| Medium | Acrylic Colors |
| Size | Medium |
| Dimension | 15 in(H) X 19 in(W) |
| Themes | Folk Art |
| Color | Cream, Blue, Multicoloured |
| Country of Origin | Gujarat, India |
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