Floral Tree of Peacock - Mata Ni Pachedi Painting on Madarpat Cotton

This exquisite painting presents a vibrant Floral Tree of Peacock, a sacred motif deeply rooted in the Mata Ni Pachedi tradition of Gujarat. Meaning "behind the Mother Goddess," Mata Ni Pachedi textiles serve as ritual hangings and portable shrines, traditionally created by the Vaghari community to honour various forms of the divine feminine. The majestic peacock, often associated with deities and representing grace and beauty, perches amidst lush foliage, symbolizing nature's abundance and the divine presence often depicted in the goddess's sacred groves or vehicles.

Crafted by artist Dilip Chitara from Gujarat, a skilled practitioner of this venerable art form, the painting employs traditional techniques on a canvas of Madarpat Cotton. The characteristic hand of the artist is evident in the intricate outlines, likely drawn with a kalam pen, and the rich, earth derived hues that meticulously fill each form. This direct interaction between artist and material imbues the work with an organic texture and depth, a hallmark of authentic, handmade textile painting traditions.

This truly unique work is a one of a kind original painting, not a reproduction or print. It ships with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and originality. We are pleased to offer complimentary insured delivery across India, ensuring this significant piece reaches your collection safely and securely.