Born in 1942 in Ahmedabad, Ishwar Sagara's artistic journey began at Sheth C N College of Fine Arts, but his true education unfolded in the studio of his elder brother, Piraji Sagara Specializing in materials like exposed brick, wood, and metal, Sagara's work was a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary sensibility

Sagara's art delved into the rural essence of his surroundings, offering a distinctive, abstract expression that set him apart from many of his contemporaries In 1975, he achieved recognition as one of the youngest recipients of the triennale award Additionally, he garnered accolades such as the National and State Awards from the Lalit Kala Academy

As time progressed, Ishwar Sagara shifted his focus to portraying ordinary people in his later years, skillfully capturing the nuanced details that made each individual unique His artistic evolution showcased a seamless blend of tradition and modernity, leaving an indelible mark on the art scene