Uniqueness

• ✓Ordinary Phulkari – Embroidery covering only a few portions of the cloth.
• ✓Bagh Phulkari – Embroidery covering the whole portion of the cloth.
• ✓Embroidered on the Wrong side of the coarse fabric generally in darn stitch.
• ✓Normal stitch length is 1/2cms or about 1/4th of an inch.
• ✓Patterns are controlled by counting of threads.
• ✓Embroidery Involves a lot of Geometric patterns & other Pattern Designs.
• ✓Craft Traditionally Valued among the community.

Product details

Fabric

Dyed Khaddar

Embroidery

Traditional Hand embroidered Geometric Patterned

Measurements

L – 139 cms, H – 33 cms

SKU

PHU/GRN/KD/008

Balanced to geometrical & floral patterns, aesthetics & harmonious color composition, Phulkari is one of the beautiful embroideries of India dating back to 15th century.

Ethnic Kids Wear “PHULKARI” means “flower working” or “flower embroidery”. The art form originated in Punjab as early as the 15th century. Invariably embroidered on dyed khaddar, The most favored color for the base cloth is “Red” and its various other shades. It’s a traditional embroidery work with intricate & Original Geometric or Floral designs and patterns balanced to composition, pleasing & harmonious color combinations. It has more than 23 patterns of embroidery.