MATERIAL REQUIREMENT 1. CASEMENT FABRIC 2. RAW SILK THREAD (GREEN AND ORANGE) 3. NEEDLE 4. EMBROIDERY FRAME
Akansha Simoliya
Phulkari embroidery
Discover the art of Phulkari embroidery and explore stunning designs that can add a vibrant touch to your outfits. Upgrade your wardrobe with these fascinating Phulkari embroidery ideas.
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Shivani
The Punjab Club on Instagram: “Phulkari has been a distinguishing feature of our culture for centuries. It literally translates into ‘flower work’. The earliest reference…”
Avinash Kumar
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Phulkari on my wall. Photo by Deepi Brar
Deepa
This project is my attempt on designing typeface inspired by phulkari.
Nek Butten
Mehak Choudhary
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Vintage embroidery Phulkari Bagh wedding shawl. Reverse embroidered in silk floss on a hand-spun cotton base. Phulkari can literally be translated as: phul (meaning flower) and kari (work). Historically made in the region of Punjab, northern India. Baghs translates as 'gardens' and are the most prestigious of this type of shawl. They were held above the head of a girl by maternal uncles as she made her way to the marriage (mandap). It was a symbol of status, honour and prestige.
Maninder Aulakh