Sea Green Kantha Silk Stole Unstitched Fabric when an unknown printer took

when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book

The wide spectrum of 40 plus stitches used in chikankari provides dynamic texture variations on the fabric with mere stitch details

A line of asymmetrical cuts

Jewellery pieces were used as amulets and held significant co-relation to the body part they adorned

Blouse material included

Sea Green Kantha Silk Stole Unstitched Fabric when an unknown printer tookPRODUCT: Sea green stole in silk with fine kantha work. CRAFT: Kantha is a time honoured handicraft practised by the rural women of Bengal. The traditional kantha embroidery was done on old and discarded pieces in softs fabrics, transforming them into beautiful creations and extending their life. A fine art of workmanship, done with an elementary running stitch, brings fabric to life and lends a renewed charm to the design. STYLE TIP: Just throw in