Kashmiri Chain Stitiching

Description:

Kashmiri Chain Stitching is a traditional embroidery technique originating from Kashmir, India. Artisans use a hooked needle to create intricate patterns and motifs on fabrics like wool, cotton, and silk. The stitches are linked together to form a continuous chain, resulting in beautiful designs inspired by nature and Kashmiri culture.

1. Origin: Kashmir, India
2. Technique: Handcrafted embroidery using a hooked needle.
3. Materials: Wool, cotton, silk fabrics.
4. Patterns: Intricate designs influenced by nature and Kashmiri heritage.
5. Craftsmanship: Skilled artisans meticulously create each piece.
6. Cultural Significance: Represents Kashmiri artistry and cultural heritage.