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Kutch embroidery

Dense, colourful embroidery with mirror work, practised by the many communities of the Kutch region.

Understand

Where Kutch embroidery comes from

Embroidery in Kutch varies from community to community — Rabari, Ahir, Mutwa and others each have their own stitches and motifs, traditionally made for dowry and daily wear.

How it's practiced

Women embroider by hand on cotton or wool, combining chain, satin and interlacing stitches with small mirrors held in place by thread.

Dense, colourful embroidery with mirror work, practised by the many communities of the Kutch region.

From discovery to practice

The Journey

01

Understand

Where Kutch embroidery comes from, why it started, and what it means today.

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See it

We're still tracking where Kutch embroidery is celebrated.

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Experience it

Request a booking to watch Kutch embroidery performed live — with the option to meet the practitioners afterwards.

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Practice

Hire Kutch embroidery performers for your community, college or government event.

Experience it

Book the Kutch embroidery experience

Want to watch Kutch embroidery performed live? Tell us when and where you'd like to experience it, and we'll confirm the details.

Bring it to your event

Hire Kutch embroidery performers for your community, college or government event

Every performer WRIKSH connects you with has been personally verified. Tell us the occasion — a community celebration, a college festival, a government program — and we'll find the right group.

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