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Kasuti (“kasuti” comes from the Kannada words “kai”- hand and “suti”-thread) embroidery is a traditional Indian embroidery technique that uses a variety of geometric patterns to create beautiful designs on fabric.
Phulkari (“phulkari” means “flower work” in Punjabi) is a traditional Punjabi embroidery technique, intricately crafting floral designs using various stitches on fabric, traditionally practised by women to embellish clothing, textiles, and household items for special occasions, reflecting Punjab’s cultural heritage.
Gota patti from Rajasthan is an embroidery that uses gold or silver thread to create elaborate designs. It is often used to decorate saris, blouses, and lehengas.
Phulkari from Punjab is an embroidery that uses brightly coloured thread to create floral designs. It is often used to decorate shawls, dupattas, and bags.
Sujani print is a traditional Indian print originating in the Mithila region of Bihar. The motifs used in Sujani prints are often inspired by nature, mythology, and religious symbolism.
Toda embroidery is a traditional embroidery technique that is practised by the Toda people, a pastoral community in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu. The embroidery is done using red and black thread on a white cotton background, and the designs are often inspired by nature, such as flowers, animals, and trees.
Kantha( “kantha” means “patchwork”) embroidery from West Bengal and Odisha is a simple running stitch used to create beautiful geometric designs on quilts, bedspreads, and shawls.
Zari zardozi is a lavish embroidery using gold/silver thread, originating from the Mughal Empire and practised in India (Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh). It adorns clothing and household items, symbolizing wealth.
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