Om Kiranbhai Chitara is a dynamic artist representing the ninth generation of Mata ni Pachedi artists. His influence extends beyond his family’s legacy, with a notable presence in prestigious design colleges like NID, NIFT, UID, and Gujarat University, where he conducts workshops. Om’s artistic prowess has garnered international recognition, including commissions for Nita Ambani’s cultural center and purchases by the Chief Minister of Gujarat for his office. His lineage is steeped in artistic excellence, with his father’s national award and his uncle’s state, national, and Shilp Guru awards adding to his family’s artistic legacy. As the grandson of Bhulabhai Chitara, the pioneer of Mata ni Pachedi in India, Om is not only continuing his family’s tradition but also expanding the boundaries of this ancient art form with his innovative approach.
Om Kiranbhai Chitara’s journey is a blend of tradition and innovation, reflecting his deep-rooted connection to Mata ni Pachedi. His artistic endeavors are not only a testament to his family’s legacy but also a symbol of his commitment to preserving and promoting this traditional art form. With a strong foundation in traditional techniques and a flair for contemporary expression, Om is poised to make a lasting impact on the world of Mata ni Pachedi, carrying forward the rich cultural heritage passed down through generations.
