Kashida Pattu Woven Utility Pouch Set - Arrow Lines (Set of 2)
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Kashida Pattu Woven Utility Pouch Set - Arrow Lines (Set of 2)
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Kashida Pattu Woven Utility Pouch Set - Arrow Lines (Set of 2). Handcrafted with intricate Kashida weaving from Rajasthan, this versatile accessory carries the warmth of the desert’s craft traditions. Kashida, known for its fine needlework and richly detailed motifs, reflects the vibrancy of the region’s culture—where every stitch is a story of flora, fauna, and geometric patterns inspired by daily life. Traditionally worked in vivid threads on sturdy bases, Kashida weaving has evolved into a vital source of livelihood for local artisans. This piece brings their artistry to life, adding a touch of heritage to contemporary use.
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Product Details
Material : Cotton Fabric
Craft : Kashida Pattu Weaving
State : Rajasthan
Country of Origin : India
Colour : Green, Red and White
Measurements : Length-11" ; Dia-3.5"
Product weight : 250 Grams
Special Attention : Handcrafted. Please allow for minor defects.
Shipping Info : Dispatched in a maximum of 8 - 10 business days. Returns accepted within 12 days of delivery.
UOM : Set of 2
Kashida Pattu Weaving
Handcrafted in the deserts of Rajasthan, Kashida weaving has become a major source of livelihood for the people of the region. Pattu Weaving has been an established form of weaving in Rajasthan and western India. The extra weft technique used in this form of weaving makes it look like Kashida embroidery, depicting nature inspired themes rendered through geometric patterns and shapes, and hence the craft form is popularly recognised as Kashida Pattu.