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Mata ni pachedi: Jogni Mata (Painting 2, for sale) Mata ni Pachedi literally means “behind the mother goddess”, and is a cloth that constitutes a temple of the goddess. It is a art form from Gujrat. It takes days of patience and dedication, to prepare one piece of this beautiful folk art. For instance, painting a cloth of 5” x 9” can take two months. The artists get a rush of orders a couple of months before the Navaratri festival. One Pachedi of 4 metre called Chauryashi Khatu , includes 101 motifs of the goddess of different castes and supplementary motifs. While craftsmen are refining this folk craft to suit the changing times, yet the sanctity of this religious artifact remains untouched. Creating Pachedis as well as new illustrations that are relevant in today’s context, but in the same folk style, these craftsmen have remained true to the cause of spreading the glory of the Mother Goddess and her wonderful art. This beautiful art work in hand painted by Manubahi from Gujarat. For purchases email me at [email protected] or what's app me on 00447840384707 🙏😊 We ship WORLDWIDE. #ayushkejriwal #designerayushkejriwal #artwork #ayushkejriwalartwork #worldofayushkejriwal #handpainted #handmade #craftofindia #madewithlove #matanipachedi https://www.instagram.com/p/CASpAy6JoiE/?igshid=cjvz0v7l46c

Mata ni pachedi: Mahavidya, ferocious Devi Mata (Painting 3, for sale) Mata ni Pachedi literally means “behind the mother goddess”, and is a cloth that constitutes a temple of the goddess. It is a art form from Gujrat. The main characteristic feature of the Pachedi was that in center part there was a figure of Mother goddess and in right and left part other motifs like mythological characters, human figures, musicians, sacrificial animals and flowers were placed. It was always highlighted with bold ornate borders. Traditionally Pachedi always framed with the ornate border in black and red with white as surface colour. Each colour has its own significance e.g. black colour indicates the evil eye, red indicates the colour of earth mother as well as blood which is sacred feature during worshipping mother goddess and white indicate purity. Mata-Ni-Pachedi was made only with two naturally obtained colours, black (jaggery, iron rust and water) and red (alum, alizarin and dhawadi flowers) on white background This beautiful art work in hand painted by Manubahi from Gujarat. For purchases email me at [email protected] or what's app me on 00447840384707 🙏😊 We ship WORLDWIDE. #ayushkejriwal #designerayushkejriwal #artwork #ayushkejriwalartwork #worldofayushkejriwal #handpainted #handmade #craftofindia #madewithlove #matanipachedi https://www.instagram.com/p/CASqXUDp6oQ/?igshid=13g9i6xwos6e6

Mata ni pachedi: Visat Mata (Painting 1) . Mata ni Pachedi literally means “behind the mother goddess”, and is a cloth that constitutes a temple of the goddess. It is a art form from Gujrat. The pachedis are essentially an expression of the divine cosmic energy of the mother goddess and the unified manifestation of the creative and the destructive principles in her person. Pachedi is used as a canopy that forms a shrine, or is spread over altars or worn by the shaman while worshiping or in a trance. Traditionally the Mata-Ni-Pachedi was painted on walls of temples (Mudh of Mata’s). The pachedi have a distinct visual identity that is developed through the use of strong bold forms and re-enforced by the application of stark colours-blood red, black and white. The central feature of the shrine cloth is invariably the commanding presence of the mother goddess; the goddess is believed to have a hundred forms and is consequently depicted in each of these along with the appropriate iconography details and attributes. . This beautiful art work in hand painted by Manubahi from Gujarat. For purchases email me at [email protected] or what's app me on 00447840384707 🙏😊 We ship WORLDWIDE. #ayushkejriwal #designerayushkejriwal #artwork #ayushkejriwalartwork #worldofayushkejriwal #handpainted #handmade #craftofindia #madewithlove #matanipachedi https://www.instagram.com/p/CASmrgspzmf/?igshid=xmqqnzchgi6l