Dimensions: 5 x 3.5 (Feet)

This intricate Mata Ni Pachedi is a monumental tribute to Goddess Durga, the supreme warrior mother, radiating power and divine protection across the cosmos.

•  The Center (Supreme Power): Enshrined within a grand central temple, Goddess Durga sits majestically upon her fierce lion mount holding divine weapons.
•  The Flanks (Divine Guardians): Mythical, winged celestial beings (often representing Kinnaras or divine sentinels) stand as majestic guards to the Goddess’s sanctum, emphasizing her supreme cosmic status.
• The Surroundings (Cosmic Celebration): The canvas is meticulously divided into traditional narrative registers. The Sun and Moon watch from the top corners alongside flying heavenly figures. Throughout the intricate grids, countless horsemen, musicians, and deities are woven together in a continuous, dynamic act of worship.
• The Base (Eternal Devotion): The bottom borders are anchored by rhythmic, disciplined rows of female devotees carrying offerings and folding their hands in prayer. Nestled within these rows is a small central figure of Lord Ganesha, blessing the space and accepting the first prayers of earthly devotion.

About the artist:

Kiran Bhulabhai Chitara is a renowned Mata Ni Pachedi artist and an 8th-generation practitioner of this traditional art form. Born in 1976, Kiran learned the intricacies of Mata Ni Pachedi from his father, Shri Bhulabhai Chunilal Chitara, at a young age. With over 36 years of experience, he has mastered the art of creating intricate designs using natural colors and traditional techniques.