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Raw Silk Kutch Embroidered iPad Cover - Orange with Flap

Raw Silk Kutch Embroidered iPad Cover - Orange with Flap - The India Craft House
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Gujarat, | AUTHENTIC CRAFT. CREATED IN INDIA.

Raw Silk Kutch Embroidered iPad Cover - Orange with Flap

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Raw Silk Kutch Embroidered iPad Cover - Orange with Flap. A beautiful case for your Ipad, this item is made from silk and Jute and has been embelished with beautiful beadwork embroidery.

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Raw Silk Kutch Embroidered iPad Cover - Orange with Flap

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Product Details

  • Material : Silk
  • Craft :  Kutch Embroidery & Patchwork
  • State :  Gujarat
  • Colour :  Orange
  • Measurements :  Height - 11" x Width - 8.5"
  • Product weight : 140 grams
  • Shipping Info :  Dispatched in a maximum of 6 business days. Returns accepted within 12 days of delivery.
  • UOM : Pieces

Kutch Embroidery & Patchwork

A beautiful, intricate craft practiced by women of the Kutch region in Gujarat. This region has been renowned for its mirrored embroidery either on Mushroo silk or cotton. "Mirror work" of Kutch is in reality a whole range of varying styles, which present a richly textured map of regions and ethnic groups. Each style, a distinct combination of stitches, patterns and colors, and rules for using them, was shaped by historical, socio-economic and cultural factors. The women of the region undertook this beautiful and arduous task mostly for their own needs that included festivity, religious reasons or wealth generation. The various forms of embroidery include Abhla (Mirror Work), Ahir, Bakhiya, Bavariyo, Ganth Tako, Paako, Mukko, Mutwa, Neran and Sakri.

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