The name of Kutch has become famous for its variety of embroideries like Aari Embroidery, Bavalia, Soof, Leather embroidery and many more. Women produce utility articles in their leisure time. and the indigenous crafts have flourished under patronage of the princely states. They captured Indian as well as foreign markets. The deep rooted custom of giving embroidered articles as dowries to brides also supported the craft. The techniques of producing variety of rich embroideries in ethnic style are handed down from mother to daughter from generation to generation. Embroidery from the Banni region has earned a name among the art connoisseurs all over the world. In the absence of natural fauna and flora, Banni women have created a seconded nature with a variety of colors. Each community has its own distinctive style of needle work. Embroidery also communicates self and status. Differences in style create and maintain distinctions that identify community, sub-community, and social status within community. The so-called "mirror work" of Kutch is really a myriad of styles, which present a richly textured map of regions and ethnic groups. Each style, a distinct combination of stitches, patterns and colors, and rules for using them, was shaped by historical, socio-economic and cultural factors. Traditional but never static, styles evolved over time, responding to prevailing trends. The Kutch Handicrafts are indeed the best when it comes to class and fineness. The company has come up as a major Exporter of the Kutch Handicrafts and offers a wide range of products. The collection of the Kutch Handicrafts is the result of the delicate hand work and is as per the customers requirement. The range of the Kutch Handicrafts is inclusive of Slippers, Swings, Kurtis, Mobile Covers, Pillow Covers and Ladies Purses.
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