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Pavagadh Mata (Kali Mata) - Mata Ni Pachedi | Madarpat Cotton | By Dilip Chitara

$275
Specifications
DDJ339
Artist: Dilip Chitara
Madarpat Cotton
Dimensions: 39 inch Height X 24 inch Width
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Fully Insured
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100% Handmade
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MADE IN INDIA.

A Divine Tapestry: Unveiling the Story of Pavagadh Mata

This exquisite Mata Ni Pachedi painting, a testament to the vibrant artistry of Gujarat, India, depicts the powerful goddess Pavagadh Mata, an incarnation of Kali Mata. The piece, meticulously crafted by the talented Dilip Chitara on Madarpat cotton, measures 39 inches in height and 24 inches in width, making it a striking centerpiece for any home or collection. The rich, deep colors and intricate detailing transport you to the heart of ancient Indian mythology.

The Goddess Pavagadh Mata: A Legend Woven in Thread

Pavagadh Mata, revered in the sacred hills of Pavagadh in Gujarat, is deeply associated with the legend of the demon king, Mahirvan. Stories tell of her fierce protection of devotees and her role in vanquishing evil. Her presence on the sacred hill is intertwined with the tale of the Kalika Mata temple, a place of pilgrimage for centuries. This painting captures the essence of her power and grace, her multiple arms holding sacred symbols that signify her dominion over the cosmos. The vibrant colors and flowing lines reflect the celebratory and devotional aspects of the goddess’s worship.

Mata Ni Pachedi: A Tradition Rooted in Devotion

The artwork is created using the traditional Mata Ni Pachedi style, a unique folk art form from Gujarat. These paintings, historically created on cloth backdrops ("Pachedi" meaning backdrop), were used as sacred temple hangings or decorative pieces in homes. They were primarily crafted to honor and celebrate the Hindu Goddesses, and thus, each painting holds deep religious significance. This art form reflects a strong connection to the land and its spiritual traditions, its imagery drawing from the local folklore, landscape, and the symbolic language of devotion.

Artistic Excellence in Every Detail

Dilip Chitara's masterful brushstrokes bring the goddess to life. The intricate details, from the graceful curves of the goddess's form to the swirling patterns of the surrounding birds and fishes, showcase the artist's skill and deep understanding of the traditional style. The rich, contrasting colors—the deep black background against the vibrant reds, yellows, and whites—create a dramatic and captivating visual effect. Observe the delicate rendering of the birds in flight around the sacred tree, a powerful symbolic representation. The yellow field teeming with fish at the base showcases a rich abundance, reflecting prosperity and blessings associated with the goddess.

A Piece of History, a Work of Art

Owning this Pavagadh Mata painting is not simply acquiring a decorative piece; it's welcoming a piece of rich Indian history and cultural heritage into your home. This Madarpat cotton piece is a unique blend of religious symbolism, artistic expression, and timeless tradition. Each brushstroke speaks volumes of faith, culture, and artistic legacy, making this a truly one-of-a-kind treasure. This stunning artwork is a perfect choice for collectors of folk art, religious art, or anyone seeking a beautiful and meaningful addition to their living space. It stands as a testament to the enduring power of faith, the vibrant spirit of Indian culture, and the remarkable artistry of Dilip Chitara.
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