Sankheda Maroon & Yellow Krishna Palna Cotton often associated with Chikankari embroidery

often associated with Chikankari embroidery

showcasing the natural beauty and versatility of this eco-friendly material

and it is believed that women in the Mithila region used to paint the walls of their homes with these intricate designs during auspicious occasions

and fine texture

these products not only add a touch of traditional charm to homes but also promote local craftsmanship

Sankheda Maroon & Yellow Krishna Palna Cotton often associated with Chikankari embroiderySankheda furniture is a traditional craft from the Sankheda village in Gujarat, India. Renowned for its vibrant colours and intricate woodwork, Sankheda furniture is often made from teak wood and adorned with elaborate hand painted designs, including the iconic red and green hues. Common pieces include intricately carved wooden swings (jhulas) and chairs, showcasing the artistry and cultural significance of this craft. Sankheda furniture has a