Bangali Kantha and Sindhi Gindi are both traditional South Asian embroidery techniques that repurpose fabrics, with Kantha being fine and figurative, while Gindi is coarse and geometric. Both reflect cultural heritage and continue to inspire contemporary textile art.

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The most widely practiced technique for hand embroidery in Punjab (Pakistan) is known as ‘Phulkari’ in the local language. This form of embroidery is traditionally used to decorate a garment, which can be a scarf or a shawl. Natural threads are used on coarse cotton fabric with folk patterns inspired by nature, birds and flowers being the most common elements. These garments used to...