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Phulkari is an ART
Phulkari is an ART
The art is quite old and in olden days majority of women were expert
in this art in villages and was purely a domestic art. Punjabi women
were very creative in designs with adding various colors. Although in
morden days now not many women or girls take interest in learning this
art, but still admire to have ‘Phulkaris’ for special events.
The areas like Hazara and Chakwal were known to be famous of
Phulkaris’. The main characteristics of Phulkari embroidery are use of
darn stitch on the wrong side of coarse cotton cloth with coloured
silken thread. Punjabi women created innumerable alluring and
interesting designs and patterns by their skilful manipulation of the
darn stitch. The base khaddar cloth used in Western Punjab is finer
from those of Central Punjab. Black/blue are not preferred in Western
Punjab, whereas white is not used in East Punjab. In West Punjab, 2 or
3 pieces of cloth are first folded and joined together. In East
Punjab, they are joined together first and then embroidered.
Many women also stiched ornamnets as part of the design and even a
special thread made of gold was used along side silk threads.The
creative ability of women scaped wonderful and sometimes complex
patterns along side the colorful flowers.
Know more about Phulkari visit " www.jankiphulkari.com "
Thanks and Regard's
Janki Phulkari
www.jankiphulkari.com
The art is quite old and in olden days majority of women were expert
in this art in villages and was purely a domestic art. Punjabi women
were very creative in designs with adding various colors. Although in
morden days now not many women or girls take interest in learning this
art, but still admire to have ‘Phulkaris’ for special events.
The areas like Hazara and Chakwal were known to be famous of
Phulkaris’. The main characteristics of Phulkari embroidery are use of
darn stitch on the wrong side of coarse cotton cloth with coloured
silken thread. Punjabi women created innumerable alluring and
interesting designs and patterns by their skilful manipulation of the
darn stitch. The base khaddar cloth used in Western Punjab is finer
from those of Central Punjab. Black/blue are not preferred in Western
Punjab, whereas white is not used in East Punjab. In West Punjab, 2 or
3 pieces of cloth are first folded and joined together. In East
Punjab, they are joined together first and then embroidered.
Many women also stiched ornamnets as part of the design and even a
special thread made of gold was used along side silk threads.The
creative ability of women scaped wonderful and sometimes complex
patterns along side the colorful flowers.
Know more about Phulkari visit " www.jankiphulkari.com "
Thanks and Regard's
Janki Phulkari
www.jankiphulkari.com
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