Chhatththi Janmotri Mata
Edition 1 of 1 · Reclaimed Teak Wood The natural grain, form, and character of this particular teak block are unrepeatable. Future editions, if any, will be created on different surfaces and will be distinct works in their own right.
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Origin
Source: Kutch & Rama Randh , Ramsinhji Rathod
Artwork by Bhagyashree Nagda, House of Kutch Studio, Bhuj
₹20,000.00 Inclusive of 12% GST
1 in stock
Description
About this Artwork
This piece is part of House of Kutch’s ongoing efforts to document, preserve and revive the historic Kamangiri painting tradition of Kutch. As each artwork is hand-painted, slight variations are a natural part of its authenticity and uniqueness.
About this Work
Chhatththi Janmotri Mata is the goddess of the sixth day, the deity believed to visit a newborn child on the sixth night after birth and write the destiny of that life. In Kutchi folk belief, this night is one of great significance. The family stays awake, prayers are offered, and the goddess is invited to write well. What she inscribes cannot be changed.
To find this figure on the walls of a merchant home is to understand how completely faith and daily life were woven together in these spaces. This piece is drawn from Kutch & Rama Randh by Ramsinhji Rathod, one of the key documentary sources for the visual and cultural traditions of Kutch, and represents one of the rarest figures in this series.
Hand-painted on a reclaimed teak block whose natural grain and form become part of the composition. Artwork by Bhagyashree Nagda.
Material
Reclaimed teak wood · Acrylic colour · Teak wood frame with natural oil finish
Dimensions
Approx. 21cm × 21cm, Suited for a desk, shelf, or small wall alcove. Arrives ready to display.
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Care
Keep away from direct moisture and prolonged sunlight. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid water, chemicals, or abrasive cleaners.
Handmade Nature & Variations
Each work is individually hand-painted, and subtle variations in surface, texture, and colour are part of its character. What you receive will be close to what you see, and entirely its own.
Certificate of Authenticity
Each piece is accompanied by a hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity bearing the artwork title, edition number, medium, and year of creation, confirming its place as a one-of-one original on this surface.
Delivered as Heritage Should Be
Your artwork arrives nestled in a teak wood keepsake box alongside its signed certificate. Packed with care from our studio in Bhuj, Kutch.
If you have questions about this work before purchasing, write to us at orders@hokutch.com, we are happy to share more about the piece, the research behind it, or arrange for additional photographs.
Returns & Transit
As each piece is a unique original, we do not accept returns.
We strongly recommend recording an unboxing video when your order arrives. Should any transit damage occur, this footage is invaluable, it allows us to coordinate effectively with our delivery partners and resolve the matter on your behalf.
In the event of damage, please contact us within 48 hours of delivery at orders@hokutch.com with your unboxing video and supporting photographs. We will take it from there.
