Baochar Mata | Mata Ni Pachedi Women in all its glory

in all its glory

Because of the translucent nature of the material

This diary in Kalighat art has a woman  holding hibiscus flowers on a rich magenta backdrop

meticulously hand-cut by the skilled artisans of the Gadia Lohar Tribe of India

This style of miniature painting developed mainly in the independent states of Rajasthan (India) in the 16th–19th century

Baochar Mata | Mata Ni Pachedi Women in all its gloryThe Painting is a folk art by Sohan and her family of artisans in Gujarat who once belonged to a nomadic tribe. Since these are all handmade, certain imperfections might be visible but be assured that these only add to the handcrafted look of the Mata Ni Pachedi painting. Youd be bringing a piece of tradition to your homes and spaces. The paintings are hand made and naturally dyed and hence your order may take 15 20 days to be made and then shipped to