Description

Kashmiri Ari hand embroidery, also known as Kashmiri Crewel embroidery, is a traditional craft from the Kashmir region of India. It involves intricate needlework, typically done with a hooked needle called an “Ari.” The designs often feature natural motifs like flowers, leaves, and paisleys, and are characterized by their fine, detailed, and flowing patterns.

Key Features of Kashmiri Ari Hand Embroidery
Hooked Needle Technique: Unlike regular needle embroidery, Ari work uses a hooked needle to create chain stitches, resulting in fine and detailed designs.
Natural Motifs: Common motifs include flowers, vines, leaves, and paisleys, often inspired by the natural beauty of Kashmir.
Colorful Threads: The embroidery is usually done with vibrant, colorful threads, adding richness and depth to the designs.
Fabric: The base fabric can be wool or pashmina, making the embroidery versatile.
This traditional craft is not only an artistic expression but also a source of livelihood for many artisans in Kashmir. Preserving and promoting Kashmiri Ari embroidery helps sustain the cultural heritage and supports the local economy.

Measurements (approximate) 29”X74”
Origen: Kashmir

Disclaimer: Handmade Imperfections and True Color Representation

Our handmade items are crafted with care, showcasing the authenticity of artisanal work. Please note that minor variations and imperfections may occur, underscoring the uniqueness of each piece. Additionally, we strive to present accurate color representation in our pictures; however, slight variations may occur due to different display settings. We appreciate your understanding and hope you embrace the distinctive charm and true craftsmanship of our products.