Satyachitanand Rawat

Satyachitanand Rawat is a highly skilled and accomplished individual with a strong foundation in the world of art and craftsmanship. Holding a Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) degree from the Department of Visual Art at Allahabad University, Rawat’s educational background forms the basis of his artistic journey.

Present Status:

1. Empanelled as Designer with O/o DC (Handicraft), Central Region, Ministry of Textile, Government of India.

Academic Qualifications:

B.F.A. (Department of Visual Art from Allahabad University).

In addition to his academic achievements, Rawat has honed his craft through a series of professional workshops. These workshops have been instrumental in shaping his expertise in various domains, including tailoring, Dhokra Casting Craft, Bamboo Craft, Chikankari, Block Printing, Kashidakari, Artificial Jewelry, Hand Embroidery, and more. His participation in these workshops, often in collaboration with governmental bodies and organizations like the Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, has allowed him to contribute significantly to the preservation and development of traditional crafts and techniques across different regions of India.

Rawat’s artistic talent has also been showcased in numerous exhibitions and group shows. He has been an active participant in events organized by institutions such as the National Centre for the Arts (NCZCC), Lalit Kala Academy, and the University of Allahabad, where his work has been recognized and celebrated. His dedication to his craft and creative expression has earned him awards and accolades, including recognition at the Triveni Mahotsav and the Association of Ancient History, Culture Archaeology, and Musicology at Ewing Christian College in Allahabad.

Award:

• Triveni Mahotsav (2001).
• Association of Ancient History, Culture Archaeology and Musicology Ewing Christian College, Allahabad (1999).

Currently, Satyachitanand Rawat serves as a Designer, holding the prestigious title of an Empanelled Designer from the Office of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India. His extensive work experience spans various artisanal crafts, including Patchwork, Hand Embroidery, Zari-Zardozi Craft, Terracotta Craft, Stone Craft, Wooden Craft, and Hand Block Print Craft. Rawat’s commitment to the promotion and preservation of traditional Indian crafts is evident through his work, which continues to make a lasting impact in the field of art and craftsmanship