Indian Embroidery and Embellishments

Kashida is a traditional embroidery style from Kashmir, known for its intricate and delicate designs.

Phulkari is a traditional embroidery style from Punjab, known for its use of colorful threads and geometric patterns.

Chikankari is a famous embroidery style from Uttar Pradesh, known for its delicate and intricate designs.

Shisha is a traditional embroidery style from Gujarat, characterized by its use of mirrors and beads.

Zardozi is a famous embroidery style from Rajasthan, known for its intricate and colorful designs.

Kantha is a traditional embroidery style from West Bengal, characterized by its use of running stitches and simple designs.

Pipli is a famous embroidery style from Odisha, known for its use of applique work and intricate designs.

Kalamkari is a traditional embroidery style from Andhra Pradesh, characterized by its use of colorful threads and geometric patterns.

Kasuti is a famous embroidery style from Karnataka, known for its intricate and colorful designs.

Aari is a traditional embroidery style from Tamil Nadu, characterized by its use of colorful threads and geometric patterns.

Kasavu is a famous embroidery style from Kerala, known for its intricate and colorful designs.

Pheta is a traditional embroidery style from Maharashtra, characterized by its use of colorful threads and geometric patterns.

Chamba Rumal is a famous embroidery style from Himachal Pradesh, known for its intricate and colorful designs.

Aipan is a traditional embroidery style from Uttarakhand, characterized by its use of colorful threads and geometric patterns.

Nyishi is a famous embroidery style from Arunachal Pradesh, known for its intricate and colorful designs.