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Kasuti Embroidery of Karnataka by ankita is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Kasuti embroidery is a traditional folk art from Karnataka, India dating back to the 7th century. Intricate embroidery involving thousands of stitches is done by hand primarily on Ilkal and Dharwad sarees using cotton thread. Inspired by temple designs, motifs include flowers, animals, and borders. Four main stitches - gavanti, murgi, negi, and menthi - are used in distinctive patterns on an even fabric weave. Today Kasuti embroidery is found on various fabrics beyond sarees and helps preserve the cultural
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- ankita
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