phulkari

he fabric taut, phulkari is traditionally done without one, relying purely on the skill and dexterity of the artisan. The stitches involved are primarily darning stitches, worked on the wrong side of coarse cotton fabric known as khaddar. Fabric and Thread Choices Th

ri is more than just embroidery; it encapsulates social and emotional narratives. It is traditionally associated with major life events such as weddings, childbirth, and religious festivals. For instance: Weddings: Brides wear heavily embroidered phulkari dupat