Tracing back thousands of years, embroidery developed as a decorative needle art for royal courts and community attire.

Fascinatingly, each region formed its own stitch language, patterns, and symbolic motifs.

The craft produces garments, wall hangings, cushion covers, and accessories with detailed hand-stitched work.It is valued for labor-intensive techniques, layered textures, and expressive surface design.Embroidery continues to evolve as artisans blend heritage stitching with modern fashion aesthetics.It plays a key role in sustaining home-based livelihoods, especially among women artisans.