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April 15, 2024 128 0
Embroidery crafts in ancient India were intricate expressions of creativity, skill, and cultural identity. From delicate thread work on garments to ornate tapestries, embroidery served as both a decorative art form and a means of storytelling.
Zari/Zardosi
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Chikankari (Uttar Pradesh)
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Kantha (Bengal)
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Kasuti (Karnataka)
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Gara Embroidery |
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Shamilami
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Karchobi
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Gota
(Rajasthan) |
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Pichwai
(Rajasthan and Gujarat) |
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Banni
(Gujarat) |
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Kathi Work
(Gujarat) |
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Patola
(Gujarat) |
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Aari
(Kashmir and Gujarat) |
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Jamawar
(Kashmir) |
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Pashmina
(Kashmir) |
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Kashidakari
(Jammu and Kashmir) |
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Phulkari
(Punjab and Haryana) |
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Bagh
(Punjab) |
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Sujani
(Bihar) |
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Phool Patti ka Kaam
(Uttar Pradesh) |
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Mukaish/Mukesh
(Uttar Pradesh) |
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